Archive · 12 Sep 2026
AISA Chief Neha Bora Demands 60,000 UP Recruitment Posts
Neha Bora, the chief of AISA, wants Uttar Pradesh to announce at least 60,000 government jobs.
She says hiring has been stopped or delayed for several years.
She also says many positions have been waiting to be filled since 2018.
Students have been protesting in different places because they want appointments.
Bora asked the state government to publish recruitment notices.
She also wants the older backlog of jobs cleared quickly.
The demand is focused on giving students a chance to be appointed.
The article does not include a response from the state government.
AISA chief Neha Bora demanded recruitment notifications for at least 60,000 posts in Uttar Pradesh.
Bora said recruitment in the state had remained stalled for years.
She said a recruitment backlog has continued since 2018.
According to Bora, students have held protests at different locations seeking appointments.
She urged the state government to clear the existing backlog at the earliest.
- Who
- AISA chief Neha Bora and students seeking appointments.
- What
- Bora demanded recruitment notifications for at least 60,000 posts and clearance of the recruitment backlog.
- When
- The backlog is described as continuing since 2018; the article does not provide a specific date for Bora’s demand.
- Where
- Uttar Pradesh, with student protests held at different locations.
- Why
- Bora said recruitment had remained stalled for years and demanded action for students seeking appointments.
- Demanded posts
- At least 60,000 recruitment posts
- Backlog period
- Continuing since 2018
- Demand made by
- Neha Bora, AISA chief
- Requested action
- Issue recruitment notifications and clear the existing backlog
- Protests
- Students have protested at different locations
- Government involved
- The Uttar Pradesh state government