Uttarakhand Youth Congress started Rozgar Do Nyay Do campaign, issued number for unemployed people
Uttarakhand Congress has come into action in view of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Uttarakhand Congress committee has been declared for the Lok Sabha elections. Now Congress is preparing to win the Lok Sabha elections with the support of the strong shoulders of the youth. In this series, the poster of Employment Do Justice Do campaign was released today in the presence of Youth Congress state in-charge Shivi Chauhan at the Congress state headquarters.
A missed call number 88608 12345 has been issued in the Rozgar Do Nyay Do campaign poster. Through this, unemployed youth from across the state will be able to join this campaign. Along with this, Youth Congress has announced to engage the youth by going door to door from today. Youth Congress state in-charge Shivi Chauhan said that Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra is being taken out across the country under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi. Taking inspiration from this, Youth Congress is also running the campaign of Employment Do Justice Do.
Youth Congress state in-charge Shivi Chauhan, while targeting the BJP government, said that the government has done injustice in the name of providing employment to the youth. This campaign is against this. Chauhan said that Youth Congress workers have been working at the booth level to connect the youth with this campaign by raising issues like increasing unemployment, Ankita Bhandari murder case, recruitment scam. All the workers have been given responsibility for this.
He said that the Prime Minister of the country has been diverting the attention of the youth from issues like employment. He had promised to provide employment to 2 crore youth, but what happened to his promise is not known. He said that the Central Government has cheated the youth of the hills by bringing a scheme like Agniveer. In such a situation, Youth Congress has today released a missed call number under Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra to provide justice to the unemployed youth.
