- Rahul Gandhi, alongside the INDIA bloc, has unveiled a comprehensive strategy to combat the crisis and fill vacant government positions.
- The Congress leader lambasted the Narendra Modi government for its alleged failure to address the issue adequately, accusing it of neglecting the welfare of the country’s youth.
- He highlighted alarming statistics, revealing that a staggering 9,64,000 positions remain unfilled across 78 government departments.
- Rahul Gandhi asserted that Prime Minister Modi’s administration has not only failed to create new job opportunities but also neglected to address existing vacancies.
- Gandhi criticized the government’s increasing reliance on contract-based employment, which he argued lacks job security and undermines the dignity of labor.
- In response to these challenges, the INDIA bloc, under Gandhi’s leadership, has formulated a robust plan to address the unemployment crisis and fill vacant government posts.
In a significant move aimed at addressing the pressing issue of unemployment in India, Rahul Gandhi, alongside the INDIA bloc, has unveiled a comprehensive strategy to combat the crisis and fill vacant government positions. The Congress leader lambasted the Narendra Modi government for its alleged failure to address the issue adequately, accusing it of neglecting the welfare of the country’s youth.
Gandhi’s criticism stems from what he perceives as the Modi administration’s lack of initiative in filling vacant government posts. He highlighted alarming statistics, revealing that a staggering 9,64,000 positions remain unfilled across 78 government departments. Notably, key sectors such as railways, the home ministry, and the defense ministry are grappling with a combined vacancy of over 6 lakh positions.
In a scathing indictment of the government’s employment policies, Gandhi asserted that Prime Minister Modi’s administration has not only failed to create new job opportunities but also neglected to address existing vacancies. He raised concerns over the implications of leaving critical positions unfilled, particularly within the prime minister’s office.
Moreover, Gandhi criticized the government’s increasing reliance on contract-based employment, which he argued lacks job security and undermines the dignity of labor. He emphasized the need for stable, permanent positions to provide stability and opportunities for career growth to the country’s youth.
In response to these challenges, the INDIA bloc, under Gandhi’s leadership, has formulated a robust plan to address the unemployment crisis and fill vacant government posts. The initiative, dubbed “Yuva Nyay,” aims to bridge the gap between job seekers and available opportunities by prioritizing the recruitment process and streamlining bureaucratic procedures. Furthermore, the INDIA bloc has pledged to enhance the quality of public services by ensuring that essential government positions are adequately staffed. This initiative not only promises to create employment opportunities for educated youth but also aims to uplift marginalized communities by providing them with access to meaningful employment.
Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh echoed Gandhi’s sentiments, emphasizing that the failure to fill vacant government posts represents not only an injustice to job-seeking youth but also a systemic failure of the Modi government. He underscored the importance of these positions in delivering essential services to citizens and providing a pathway to economic advancement for marginalized communities.
As the INDIA bloc rallies behind Gandhi’s vision to combat unemployment and address the issue of vacant government posts, there is hope that their concerted efforts will lead to tangible results, offering a ray of hope to millions of job seekers across the country.
(With inputs from agencies)
