An army of unemployed youngsters in Kosli was generated under the Agnipath scheme: Deepender Hoodac
Congress candidate and Rajya Sabha MP Deepender Hooda said that the Agnipath Yojana and Skill Employment Corporation programs implemented by the BJP administration had rendered the youth of the state jobless. In Kosli, which was regarded as a country of warriors, the Agnipath plan had also produced an army of jobless young.
In today’s Kosli Assembly segment, Deepender made this statement when speaking with media representatives while on his campaign trail in several villages.
In South Haryana, where every home has a soldier serving the country and someone has given their life in every village, joining the army is seen as a source of pride. However, the BJP government, he claimed, has discriminated against the martyrs by introducing the Agnipath scheme.
Every home’s educated youngster, according to Deepender, was jobless. There hasn’t been a significant initiative, new investment, or industry here in the past ten years under the BJP government.
“An Industrial Area (IMT) like to IMT-Manesar would be built in Kosli with the formation of the Congress administration this time, to provide jobs for the local youngsters. In addition, we will terminate the Agnipath program, begin normal hiring, and provide permanent roles to Agniveers who have already been hired,” he said.
In addition, Deepender said that he had been persistently advocating in Parliament for the creation of a “Ahir regiment,” but that the BJP administration had crushed young aspirations by enacting the Agnipath Scheme instead of supplying the Ahir regiment.
He said that he did his utmost to establish the region as a center of education under the Congress government. “We established eighteen educational institutions in this region during our time, including the regional campus of Bhagat Phool Singh Women’s University at Krishna Nagar (Lula Ahir) and Indira Gandhi University in Mirpur. This time, Deepender said, “when the time comes, we’ll get to work building a university for women at Krishna Nagar.”
