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House to house Jobs, Jobs by missed-calls, 50000 Govt jobs in a year pre-poll promises left Tripura's Unemployed Youths with JUMLA-shocks after Election
TIWN Dec 23, 2018
House to house Jobs, Jobs by missed-calls, 50000 Govt jobs in a year pre-poll promises left Tripura's Unemployed Youths with JUMLA-shocks after Election
PHOTO : BJP's oath taking ceremony at Assam Rifles ground. TIWN File Photo.

AGARTALA, Dec 23 (TIWN): Under 9 months of BJP Govt in Tripura, state’s unemployment rate went at 32.2%, highest in country’s history for a state, whereas BJP Govt now has put a fullstop in Govt jobs with an order of “no more Govt Jobs” as Tripura has enough numbers of Govt employees under the previous Govt. Before the election 50,000 vacant posts were promised to be fulfilled, whereas now Govt first cancelled around 8,000 almost selected candidates under various depts and TPSC and now said, no more employee the departments need.Recently one video has been released from the pre-poll election commitment speeches of BJP leaders where Sunil Deodhar was asking unemployed youths to give a miscall in 8882271955 number after BJP comes in power and to take jobs which will fulfill Biplab deb’s promise on house-to-house jobs.

Tripura BJP is desperately losing youngers votebanks whom the party before election promised to give smart phones (around 20 lakhs), house to house jobs, 50,000 Govt jobs in first year and the promises’ liability goes first of all to Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitely who unveiled the Vision Document with hundreds of promises done to the people here. But since the notification was published signed by Chief Secretary L K Gupta on curbing of Govt job opportunities, massive criticism was erupted but till now from December 17, no statement was given from the State Govt.  

Earlier to thousand police job aspirants Biplab Deb in Janata Durbar promised that their jobs will be given in time, but his Janata Durbar’s promise too turned a JUMLA to the democracy when state govt cancelled all existing jobs even affecting all those who already got their appointment letters.

At the same time, other departments have also given an ultimatum not to recruit any more employee without Finance Dept’s permission or action will be taken. Tripura yearly has two annual TET exams and direct recruitment process aimed to mitigate the ongoing teachers crisis. Now, when state govt is striving to recruit 10323 teachers and teaching job aspirants with one time relaxation, Finance Dept’s order has generated tension over 7,000 B.Ed qualifiers / undergoing students.

Earlier BJP Govt promised to give 50,000 jobs in the first year and will set big industries but with this unwanted strike on employment, it has been fueling huge frustration and resentments.

Right now, Tripura not only tops in unemployment rate but the current percentage of unemployed youths is 32.2%, breaking the national record.

Finance Dept in notification No.F 9 (2) FIN (G)/ 2017/ 711 dated December 17, 2018 said that Tripura having the “highest numbers of Govt employees” and there is no need of any more Govt employee unless the posts are vacated by surrender or retirement.

The order said, “Tripura has the highest level of Govt employment in the country. 

The level of employment is double in Tripura in compare to the states like Meghalaya. Needless to say, there is need to be extremely prudent in the matter of further recruitments”. 

The notification further says, “Creation of posts will be strictly depend of availability with budgetary resources with Department concerned. Each dept has a number of posts created in the past, which are vacant and no longer required. Hence whenever a department submits a proposal of post creation it should be accompanied with surrender/ abolition of posts with equivalent financial  implications”. In the order it was also mentioned if rules are not followed, then dire consequences will be seen and already Education Dept was issued with a fresh notice for show-cause.

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