Congress employees thrash unemployed graduates for demanding jobs

Congress get together employees in Uttar Pradesh thrashed a number of pc graduates from Rajasthan for protesting outdoors Gandhi-scion Priyanka Gandhi’s workplace, demanding the regularisation of jobs.
According to the experiences, a number of pc graduates had travelled from Rajasthan to fulfill Priyanka Gandhi at her workplace in Lucknow on Saturday. These graduates, a few of whom have been unemployed for years, have been demanding common jobs. These pc graduates have additionally rejected the Rajasthan authorities’s resolution to rent them on a contractual foundation.
As they protested outdoors Priyanka Gandhi’s workplace, they had been reportedly assaulted by her supporters. As a end result, most of the unemployed graduates sustained accidents and had been taken to the hospital.
उत्तर प्रदेश कांग्रेस कार्यकर्ताओं द्वारा राजस्थान के बेरोजगारो को मारना कहा तक उचित है ? @priyankagandhi@RahulGandhi @dgurjarofficial @GovindDotasra pic.twitter.com/KmMtbj1Xdn— Upen Yadav (@TheUpenYadav) July 16, 2021
During the protests, the graduates recalled how Priyanka Gandhi had criticized the Uttar Pradesh authorities for the recruitment of graduates on a contractual foundation, nonetheless, she has been in favour of the Rajasthan authorities’s to implement the identical hiring coverage.
“I and my unemployed colleagues were beaten by Uttar Pradesh Congress workers,” Upen Yadav, one of many protestors stated.
In June, the graduates had staged an enormous dharna outdoors the Congress get together workplace in New Delhi, lashing out on the Ashok Gehlot authorities over its proposal to recruit pc graduates by means of contractual jobs.
According to the protestors, the contractual recruitment would make them susceptible to termination sooner or later. They stated that the federal government would pay round Rs 7,000 to Rs 8,000 per 30 days as per contracts, whereas these in regularised jobs are being paid at Rs. 20,000 rupees per 30 days.
Rajasthan has greater than 3 lakh pc graduates. Nearly 20,000 of those graduates work within the non-public sector in numerous components of the nation. However, because of the lack of presidency jobs, particularly within the IT/pc sector, most of them are unemployed or working in different fields.