AGARTALA, Aug 21 (TIWN): The results of constant saying "No to Industry", "No to Corporate World" and the "Anti-Industrialization" policy adapted to CPI-M in Tripura is now turning heavy upon the CPI-M Govt itself with 8 lakhs of unemployed youths in Tripura. Communist's policy is just to keep up the crisis and poverty alive for vote banks resulted with critical scenarios everyday seen in front of Ministers' houses. Even on Monday, the terminated RMSA 156 staffs had gathered in front of Education Minister Tapan Chakraborty's residence demanding jobs. The job-seekers expectations are not even more than a job which will earn them with around Rs 10 K per month but due to lack of job opportunities the unemployed people have no option rather than seeking Govt jobs.

 Everyday, there are some gatherings similar to today's event at the Ministers' residence zone. Even on Sunday the Forest Dept employees assembled to meet the CM in demand of regularization.CPI-M Govt can not think beyond providing Govt jobs and that's the reason they ask, 'Why 2 crores of jobs per year the Modi Govt couldn't provide?' Such questions raised by them as because CPI-M leaders by jobs only know it will be 'Govt Jobs'.

 If the country would run fully by Govt employees then the result would be similar to the Jute Mil like industries that was collapsed under CPI-M regime.

Talking to TIWN in front of Tapan Chakraborty's residence  the RMSA terminated staffs said, "In total 156 staffs were terminated but even after multiple protests we have not been provided with jobs. However around 15 people have been appointed time to time in other depts by the state govt, but what about the rest of us?"

The agitators said that if their demands are not fulfilled they will expand their protests in coming days.

In 2015 the state Govt government had terminated 156 non – teaching staff of Rashtirya Madhyamik Shiskha Abhyjaan (RMSA). A notice of their termination was issued to them by RMSA Mission Director P. Goyal.