TIWN June 16, 2022 (Public Issues)
AGARTALA, June 16 (TIWN): Delays in JRBT exam results erupted resentment among the unemployed youths. When candidates were protesting demanding JRBT result publication, By-Poll already has been declared. Now Tripura unemployed youths unready to trust the Govt on Job Promises as in 2018 after coming into power, Tripura BJP Govt instead of giving 50,000 Govt jobs had canceled all the ongoing recruitments. When unemployment problems have hit the state, what the Govt of Tripura is doing has irked heavy resentments.
Many times, job aspirants protested against the Govt’s silence over the recruitment and delay of results. TET qualified as well as JRBT job aspirants have been protesting, demanding their recruitments, but the Govt is not taking initiatives to declare JRBT results and also holding TET recruitment. As a result, heavy frustration gripped the unemployed youths.
The pending JRBT recruitment has irked tension among unemployed youths, but Minister Ratan Lal Nath who had hyped much for the JRBT exams and job creation is now silent. The JRBT Job Aspirants recently a press meet at Agartala Press seeking recruitment.
Talking to unemployed youths, one of them said, “There is no particular reason cited why the exam results are not being declared. It is said that due to Covid-19 it is getting delayed but, it can not be an excuse as TET exam results were given”, said the unemployed youths”.
However, Ratan Lal Nath recently asked all unemployed youths not to worry as the results of all exams will be announced in time.
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