Chandigarh: Former Minister of Haryana and opposition leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda has criticized the BJP-JJP government because of his failure to defend ‘Jumla’ himself in providing 75 percent reservation to local youth before the court.
“The state government has completely failed on the unemployment front and Haryana has been at the top in terms of unemployment for the past 3 years.
The first BJP, and then the BJP-JJP coalition, has not been able to form an effective policy to overcome unemployment.
To divert attention from this, The government recently raised ‘Jumla’ to provide 75 percent of the maintenance of state youth in private employment, but this government could not even defend this in court, which was why it was rejected by the court, “he said.
Hooda, citing the latest CMI data, said Haryana has topped the country in January.
“Youth Haryana faced almost three and a half times more unemployed than the average of the entire country, but while avoiding its responsibilities, the state government turned away from this fact.
Instead of accepting the truth, the government rejected figures to monitor the Indian economy (CMIE) temporarily BJP is looking for sound above, based on this institution’s data, “he said.
“It was a major surprise that the government would not accept CMII leaders, or the official figure of NSO, also would not release any clear official figure about unemployment.
In such situations, by imposing a hat to RS 30,000 in educated unemployed, the government wants to escape Self from his responsibilities by creating rhetoric like 75 percent of reservations, but like everything, they have failed in this matter too, “he said.
The opposition leader said the country had around 25 lakh who was unemployed and, if the government was serious about unemployment, then it would immediately complete all the recruitment delayed.
“About 50,000 posts lie empty in the Ministry of Education only.
The government must fill thousands of empty posts in various departments, including education,” he said.
The BJP-JJP government cannot defend ‘Jumla’: Hoba
