The BJP on Tuesday hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s directive to numerous authorities departments and ministries to undertake the recruitment of 10 lakh folks within the subsequent 12 months and a half, even because the Opposition dubbed it as “jumle-baazi (rhetoric)” and reminded him that the promise was to supply two crore jobs yearly.
The route from Modi got here following a evaluation of the standing of human useful resource in all authorities departments and ministries, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) mentioned.
Reacting to the announcement, BJP chief J P Nadda mentioned, “We are grateful to our Hon. PM Shri @narendramodi for this new mission of recruiting 10 lakh people into different government departments and ministries in 1.5 years.” “This shows our government’s emphasis on job creation for our youth and focus on efficient management of workload,” he mentioned on Twitter.
Describing it as a farsighted determination, Home Minister Amit Shah mentioned this can make India’s younger inhabitants disciplined, expert, match and financially empowered in order to make them self-reliant.
This might be a basis of ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’ in a real sense, he mentioned.
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, nevertheless, took a swipe on the Centre over the announcement, saying this can be a authorities of not ‘jumlas’ however ‘maha jumlas’.
Gandhi mentioned in a tweet in Hindi, “Just like eight years ago the youth were deceived with a promise of 2 crore jobs every year, in the same manner it is now the turn of 10 lakh government jobs.” “This is a government of not ‘jumlas’ (rhetoric) but ‘maha jumlas’,” the previous Congress chief mentioned.
The prime minister will not be an skilled at creating jobs, however in creating “news” over jobs, Gandhi alleged.
BJP MP Varun Gandhi mentioned that significant efforts must be made to create new employment alternatives and to refill over one crore “sanctioned but vacant” posts.
He mentioned extra fast-paced initiatives must be taken to fulfil the pledge of giving employment to 2 crore individuals.
Hailing the announcement, BJP vp Baijayant Jay Panda mentioned it’s a nice alternative for children that provides them the possibility to be part of India’s development story.
“10 lakh job opportunities that too in government sector only is a testament to the fact that our’s is the fastest growing economy and we are on the path to be a USD 5 trillion economy,” Panda mentioned.
The Congress took a swipe at Prime Minister Modi over the announcement and requested until how lengthy will “jumle-baazi” proceed.
Congress’ chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala mentioned Modi had promised to supply two crore jobs yearly and that going by the promise, 16 crore jobs ought to have been supplied within the final eight years.
“The promise was to provide two crore jobs every year and 16 crore jobs were to be given in eight years. Now they are saying they will only provide 10 lakh jobs by year 2024. Sixty lakh posts are lying vacant in governments. Thirty lakh posts are lying vacant in the central government,” he mentioned in a tweet in Hindi.
“Till when will ‘Jumle-baazi’ (rhetoric) continue?” Surjewala requested.
In a tweet, the CPI(M) mentioned that having “miserably failed” in his promise of crores of jobs yearly with document excessive unemployment, Prime Minister Modi now “seeks to deflect criticism over his abysmal record” by saying 10 lakh recruitments in “mission mode” within the subsequent 12 months and a half.
Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati questioned the announcement by the Centre to recruit 10 lakh folks within the subsequent one and half 12 months and requested whether or not it’s an “election mirage”.
“Due to wrong policies and working style of the Centre, poverty, inflation, unemployment and devaluation of the Rupee are at an all-time high due to which all (people) are feeling worried and restless, and now this announcement by the Centre of 10 lakh jobs in the next one-and-half years i.e. before the Lok Sabha election, is it an election mirage (‘chunaavi chhalaava’)?” Mayawati mentioned in a collection of tweets in Hindi.
“The posts in the government meant for the SCs, STs and OBCs, are lying vacant for years are much more. The BSP has been demanding to fill them by running a special campaign both inside and outside Parliament. The government is silent about this, and this section of the society is affected the most by poverty and unemployment,” she mentioned
Source: www.financialexpress.com”