AGARTALA, Jan 24 (TIWN): Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Deb who suggested unemployed youths to open paan-shops, rear cows failed to down the unemployment rate in his state and the percentage of unemployment going higher and higher. BJP came in power to provide 50,000 Govt jobs in 1-years and flow of jobs next years as well but the Govt ended merely thousands of Govt jobs providing along with thousands of terminations of the contractual employees across state. CMIE’s monthly data has topped Tripura in unemployment rate once again with 28.6%. After Tripura, it is Haryana which is the second topper in unemployment rate with 27.6% unemployment rate. When Tripura tops in unemployment rate according to CMIE report, CM said, from 7.5 lakhs the unemployment rate under BJP era has downed to 1.70 lakhs as many became job-creators.Deb said that when under CPI-M era, the unemployment rate was 7.50 lakhs now, it is downed to 1.70 lakhs in last 21 months of BJP Govt.

Nationally unemployment rate is 7.7% which is also very high CMIE, or Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy, is a leading business information company. It was established in 1976, primarily as an independent think tank. This is Asia’s most reliable data agency.Joblessness is increasing due to pause in the recruitments under the Govt Depts.

Tripura’s BJP Chief Minister Biplab Deb himself said that merely 2303 jobs were given this year terming Govt jobs are burdens for the State Govt and Tripura is no more dependent upon Govt jobs.

Chief Minister Biplab Deb while addressing at Netaji Subhash Mahavidyalaya at Udaipur said that only 50 stenographers in Tripura made him happy as they have really recruited by the BJP Govt.

CM said the previous stenographers need 3 hours to finish a type and as a result all works were very slow.

“When BJP Govt recruited 50 stenographers by proper interviews and posted in Secretariat, it gave me peace as now talented youths in work”, he added.

CM further hit the quality of unemployed youths as out of 5000 candidates only 50 candidates passed in interviews.