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'70,000 jobs oont ke muh me jeera': Congress calls it 'success of Bharat Jodo'

Congress said PM Modi's Rozgar Mela and 70,000 appointment letters, though inadequate, are the success of Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra.

Updated on: Oct 22, 2022, 12:55:12 IST
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As Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday launched the Rozgaar Mela in which appointment letters are to be handed over to 75,000 people, the Congress said it is as inadequate as 'oont ke muh me jera' but at least the PM acknowledged that unemployment is the 'biggest problem' of this time. Issuing a video statement, Congress leader Randeep Singh Surjewala said this is the first success of Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra as he has been raising the issue persistently.

Congress said 70,000 jobs are inadequate as PM Modi on Saturday inaugurated Rozgar mela.
Congress said 70,000 jobs are inadequate as PM Modi on Saturday inaugurated Rozgar mela.

"But Modiji, you promised two crore jobs every year which makes it 16 crore jobs in eight years. You tell us the date and time when you will fill the 30 lakh vacant government posts. The event of 70 lakh jobs will not do. The youth wants employment. Rahul Gandhi will keep raising their question," Surjewala said.

"We have seen how the government used to work before eight years, how much time a file used to take from one table to another," PM Modi said. "Earlier, applying for a government job was a task itself. You needed several certificates and recommendations. But we started self-attestation, did away with the interview for Group C and Group D employment of the Central government," PM Modi said.

 
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