One year, 34 million jobs and unemployment is over, so much promise is possible.

Congress President Rahul Gandhi made a promise in his party manifesto about the Lok Sabha elections in 2019, which has given a hope to millions of youth in the country. The promise is 34 million jobs.

While releasing the manifesto, Rahul Gandhi said that he will work to fill millions of vacant posts in the country in just one year. But the question is, the work that was done at the Center in the last five years was not able to complete, can that work be completed in a year?

The promise of jobs in Congress manifesto

Congress has promised to fill the judiciary and all the four lakh vacancies of Parliament in the Manifesto by March 2020. Apart from this, it has been said that the Congress will state the condition to the State Governments before releasing the budget for Education-Health and Local Bodies (Gram Panchayat, Municipal Body), that the vacant posts of about 20 lakh vacant posts in these departments should be filled in priority.

Appointment of 1 million service friends

Congress has also promised to hire 10 lakh service friends. The Manifesto said that in the local bodies, together with the State Governments, one million service friends will be appointed, whose work will be to reach people in government schemes.

In the same way, Rahul Gandhi has said that there are a total of 34 lakh new jobs, including 4 lakh judiciary and Parliament, 20 lakh education, health and city bodies, and 10 lakh service friends.

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Whatever the political parties may promise in their manifesto on the issue of employment, the employment situation in the country is not hidden from anyone.

The majors of the country's major universities

According to a report released by the HRD Ministry of the News Agency, IANS, hundreds of vacancies in many universities of the country are vacant, which the governments do not want to fill, or even want to fill. Here's a list of vacant posts in some universities.

88% posts are vacant in Odisha Central University

67 percent of the university's universities are lying vacant

Nearly 47 percent posts are vacant in Delhi University, which is considered the best to read

34% of teachers in the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) are vacant

NSSO report opened up Poll

Recently, a report leaked to the National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) kept the poll of all employment claims open. It was reported in this report that in the last 45 years, the condition of employment is the worst. According to this report, the unemployment rate of 2017-18 is the highest after 1972-73. After coming to the media in this report, the Commission had to come forward and clean it. He said that no such data has been released from the government.

Rahul Gandhi has played a master stroke promising to fill millions of vacant posts in view of this data of unemployment. Describing this data as a failure of the government, he is referring to unemployment in every election rally. However, every party is once again looking like a big vote bank

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Unemployment rate increase in CMIE report

The Report of the Center for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) also worked to stamp out the unemployment rate. It was stated that unemployment rate in India rose to 7.2 percent in February 2019, the highest since September 2016. It was also reported in the report that after the ban on bondage and GST, more than 10 million people lost their jobs.

Jobs in other sectors

According to the data provided in employment in the year 2018 in Parliament, more than 2 million posts are vacant in almost all sectors. It was reported that more than 10 lakh posts are vacant in the education department. Apart from this, more than 5 lakh in police, more than two lakh in railway, more than 2 lakh in Anganwadi, 1.5 lakh in health department, more than 60 thousand posts of paramilitary forces, more than 21 thousand in AIIMS and 5 thousand in court More posts than are empty. Those who have not yet been filled.

In Manifesto, Rahul Gandhi has given a deadline to fill these lakhs posts, but it is almost impossible to fill so many posts in a year. If the recruitment and results of all the departments in the right way, then the problem of unemployment of millions of youth can be overcome

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Why do not you fill millions of posts?

Every year millions of posts are removed, but even then how many lakhs posts are left vacant? These questions are probably asking every unemployed in the country today. Actually, in almost every second recruitment, something happens which raises questions about its result or organizing. Many times, after the paper leak, the matter goes to court for several months or even years. By which millions of students hang in the middle. For many such reasons these positions remain empty for many years. Political parties and government take care of unemployment and employment only a few months before the election. The data related to this also happens during the election.