Bhopal: Fifteen job openings for Pekam, Drivers and Guards at Gwalior Madhya Pradesh saw nearly 11,000 unemployed young men gathered in the city on Saturday and Sunday not only from within the state but also neighboring Uttar Pradesh.
Although work requires candidates who have cleared the 10th grade exam, applicants include graduates, post-graduates, engineers, MBA, and even candidates for civilian judges.

One of the candidates, Ajay Baghel, said, “I am a science graduate. I have submitted a PEON request. People who have a PhD are here.”

Jitendra Maurya, a law graduate, said, “I have submitted a driver’s request. I also prepared the judge’s exam. I am from Madhav College. The situation is such that sometimes there is no money to buy a book. So, I think I will get some work Of course. “

Some like Altaf even come from other states. “I graduated and I came from Uttar Pradesh for Peon’s work,” he told NDTV.

The massive crowd asked about high claims by Madhya Minister Pradesh Shivraj Singh Chauhan about the recruitment of the government in recent months.

“We will recruit one lakh in a year. We will leave without stone missed to fill backlog posts,” he said a few days ago, added, “everyone wants a job in government services but I want to say the truth is each. Students cannot get government work. “

But the numbers tell different stories. The total unemployment at the Office of Employment Registration Madhya Pradesh is 32.57,136. This is separated from the fact that the school education department has 30,600 empty posts, the home department has 9,388, the Ministry of Health has 8,592, and the income department has 9,530 vacancies. About one empty lakh match in various state government departments.

Work seekers say this is the reason why thousands are lucky even for government jobs that pay low like in Gwalior.

The recent road vendor scheme from the government saw 15 lakh applications; Of the 99,000 selected, almost 90 percent are graduates.

Congress has raised heat in the crisis of state work with a spokesman for Narendra Salamaja said, “This shows what the development of the Shivraj government is actually. Who talks about filling Post 1 Lakh in a month? Where are the leaders? When will they come on the streets? “

According to the Think Tank Center to monitor the Indian economy (CMIE), the unemployment rate in Madhya Pradesh in November was only 1.7 percent – much less than in other states.

However, another number – that of the National Crime Record Bureau (NCRB) – shows that no less than 95 people killed by suicide because of last year’s unemployment in Madhya Pradesh only.