Talking to media, DYFI State Secretary Nabarun Deb said, when youths are not getting jobs, BJP Govt is trying to delay the recruitment process. TET examination numbers have drastically downed.

“We demand more and regular TET examinations should be held. Vacant posts must be filled up at the earliest. When schools are reeling under teachers' shortage, TET qualified youths are on road seeking recruitment”, said Deb.

Deb slammed the BJP Govt for its failure to curb drug addiction in the society, holding the Govt is responsible for the destruction of the young generation. 

DYFI also protested against privatization of education and increasing corruption in the system.