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| Photostat vendors looting unemployed youth | | | CHAMAN KAUL
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, June 10: When a shopkeeper, industrialist allied business establishment either big or small violates set norms hue and cry is raised all around and government takes no time in punishing the guilty as per the wish of officials at the helm of affairs. But about 200 Photostat vendors who are engaged in looting unemployed youth for providing them a set of form for class IV for Rs 10, whereas as total cost of expenses of the form is not more the Rs. 2.
Whenever an advertisement is published in papers these vendors waste not a single minute in making a set of two to three page to sell it hot cake to the needy unemployed youth. Glaring examples is that on June 8, Medical Department announced few newly created posts of class-IV and all across the city unemployed, mostly from rural areas were standing in queues to obtain form at the cost of Rs 10. First page with terms and conditions and other two page containing the particulars to be filled by the candidate for required information.
It is not only with Photostat vendors as they act as hierarchies look at cyber café vendors they also have no rate list and all that even a customer cannot complaint against them as there is no any government authority which is meant to look after the affairs of these establishments as it need no regularization formalities. Though to prevent cyber crime law does exist there but when it is about rate per hour, it varies from one shop to another similar to that of Photostat shops.
Now the question arise that if any poor rehariwala installs his rehari anywhere he has pay either to police or to municipal official and JMC, in some cases to all, but what about these Photostat vendors, cybercafé vendors and other such allied traders who trade as per their will. Is there any law and order maintaining agencies, is there any law making authorities or is there any government which could feel it necessary to make an end to the exploitation meted over poor, rural unemployed youth, who are wondering to seek jobs of class-IV now-a-days. Let's wait and watch who cares about unemployed youth.
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