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JK Bank's PO, BA recruitment process canceled, BJP shows anti youth face: Cong
2/29/2020 10:38:36 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Feb 29: A day before the UT administration of Jammu and Kashmir canceled the recruitment process of PO and BA for JK Bank, former Jammu Municipal Corporation chairman and senior Congress leader Satish Sharma lashed out at the government.
As per press statement, Satish Sharma said that this decision of the government proved that this government was already anti-poor and now has become anti-youth as well. He said that for the last about one and a half years, the youth were waiting for the bank's results every day and many hoped that they would get a job in the bank and their life would be made. But this decision of the government has broken the hopes of many youth.
He said that for many years the youth worked hard for the preparation of the bank paper, many of them did not have the money to take coaching at a good coaching center, so they studied online so that somehow they could pass this paper.
But in the end, the BJP government washed all their hard work. Satish said that now it is being said that there will be a bank exam from afresh, but many youngsters will be overexposed this time, then what will happen to their future.
Satish said that since the BJP government came to the power in the center in 2014, since then, crores of youth have lost their jobs. He said that this government is not providing new opportunities of employment, then inversely, the youth who are coming forward after working hard are also spoiling their careers. Satish said that if this attitude of the government continues towards the youth, then the youth of this country will have to take to the streets and agitate against the government.
Satish Sharma demanded from the government that whatever the next exam is held, the youth who have been over age since the exam should be given exemption in the age so that their previous hard work does not go waste.
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