Chandigarh: The General Secretary of the All India Congress Committee, former Union Minister, former President of the Haryana Congress, Incharge of Uttarakhand, and a member of the CWC, Kumari Selja said that the party has presented a blueprint for a new India through the Justice Document 2024, promising equal opportunities and the fulfillment of aspirations for people of all sections. With the establishment of a Congress government, a revolution in employment, assuring recruitment for the youth of the country, will be initiated.
In a statement released to the media, Kumari Selja said that Congress is making five major announcements for millions of youths in the country. The first announcement is the Recruitment Assurance, under which nearly 30 lakh vacant positions in the central government will be guaranteed to be filled by the youth of the country. The second guarantee will be for the first job, offering a guarantee of employment worth one lakh rupees annually, i.e., 8,500 rupees per month, for educated youths under the age of 25 years. For this, the government will introduce a Right to Apprenticeship law. The third guarantee will be freedom from paper leaks. A law will also be introduced for this. She said that applications for government exams and jobs will be made completely free, and education loans will be waived off along with interest due to widespread unemployment. Selja said that education from class 1 to 12 in government schools will be made free. She has said that emerging players under the age of 21 will be provided with a scholarship of ten thousand rupees per month. She said that the Modi government has forgotten the promises it made to the youth. Today, unemployment is at its peak in the country, the youth are wandering in search of employment, and the government is risking their lives by sending them to Israel for war instead of providing employment. Quality education was not focused on, and despite having millions of vacant positions in government departments, jobs were not provided. The government that plays with the future of the youth does not have the right to stay in power even for a minute, and the country's youth power will teach the government a lesson in this Lok Sabha election.