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| Youth Movement demands 'Right To Work' as fundamental right | | | Early Times Report
Kathua, Feb7 : Youth Movement demanded 'Ri-ght To Work' as fundamental right in order to economically secure the future of the youth of the state as well as country.
As per press release president of Youth Movement Sanjeev Verma has urged the state government to come forward with a concrete and constructive policy for the regularization of all daily wagers, contractual, casual workers and Rehber-e-Ziraat emp-loyees who have been rendering their service in respective departments since long.
"The new recruitment policy is also full of flaws it gives nothing more than a harassment and frustration to the youth of the state and even it can catalyze the corruption only. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is well known young dynamic, progressive and a man of visionary approach, he must do those entire thing for youth which can secure the future of youth of the state" he said.
Verma said, "Govern-ment should curtail the high profile posts like secretaries, undersecretaries, and like others and slash the expenses of bureaucracy inspite of targeting the unemployed youth to face the consequences of state funds crisis."
He demanded that government should take personally the responsibility of the recruitment of unemployment in private sector like government sector, because the private sector in Jammu and Kashmir is not so fair for recruitment of locals, they always wanted to recruit the employees from out of state for their personal taste and daunting the future of local youth.
Youth Movement demanded that all the MLAs of their respective constituencies along with district administrative units should manage the recruitment process in the private sectors if no MLAs do this responsibility then on moral ground all the youth along with their parents should come out for questioning to their concerned MLAs and even entire government also. |
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