Cong’s Patole advises BJP on Contract Recruitment: “Apologize to People and Get CM, Ajit Pawar to Do the Same”
According to state Congress president Nana Patole, the Bharatiya Janata Party should apologize and ask Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar to follow suit for the injustice done to the young via contract recruitment. He stated that the BJP shouldn’t stage phony demonstrations in response to the problem.
The Maha Vikas Aghadi and past Congress-led dispensations, as well as its leaders like Uddhav Thackeray and Sharad Pawar, were demanded to apologize by the BJP during rallies staged throughout the day in various areas of the state.
Fadnavis said on Friday that the previous Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) dispensation had made the choice to engage workers on a temporary basis. The government directive had been intended for nine commercial companies to hire labor on a contract basis.
According to Patole, Devendra Fadnavis and the BJP have denied employment to young people while giving state projects to Gujarat.
“The BJP and Fadnavis need to put an end to this stunt (of demonstrations), apologize, and request that Shinde and Ajit Pawar do the same. He said that Fadnavis was misrepresenting the public on the subject of contract hiring.
“The young people are aware of the BJP’s lies. The BJP-led administration in Maharashtra is unable to fill the 2.5 lakh open government jobs. According to him, the BJP is responsible for the frauds in the MPSC examinations, teacher recruitment, police recruitment, and talathi recruitment.
Attacking the BJP for farmer suicides, unemployment, and industries leaving Maharashtra, Patole stated that even two to three years after passing examinations, many young people were still waiting for recruitment letters.
“Last month, a GR (government resolution) was published to hire people on a contract basis rather than via MPSC examinations for extremely crucial positions like tehsildar and naib tehsildar. By placing blame on others, Fadnavis is seeking to maintain a good reputation, Patole said.
He said that by permitting businesses like Vedanta Foxcoon, Tata Airbus, and others to leave the state and establish facilities abroad, the state’s BJP administration had robbed thousands of young people of work.
He said that there has been an upsurge in farmer suicides, unprofitable prices for agricultural products, criminality, inflation, and bullying by MLAs and MPs in power.
“Their faults will not be forgiven even if the BJP, Fadnavis, and (state unit president) Chandrashekhar Bawankule apologize a hundred times to the people of Maharashtra. People are aware of the BJP’s evil schemes and will send them packing by defeating them in elections, according to Patole.
