Archive · 4 Aug 2025
Indore Nursing Graduates Protest for Promised Jobs, Seek Political Support
Some nurses who finished school haven't gotten the jobs they were promised.
They've been waiting for two years!
They're asking the government to give them jobs.
A politician has said he will help them.
The nurses are upset because they were told they would get jobs after finishing school but they haven't.
Nursing graduates from Government Nursing College are protesting for promised jobs.
Graduates from the 2018-2023 batch have been unemployed for two years.
The protest started on July 24 outside the dean's office.
Students seek appointment letters for staff nurse positions with a specific pay scale.
State Congress president Jitu Patwari expressed solidarity and promised to raise the issue.
- Who
- BSc nursing graduates and the Government.
- What
- Nursing graduates are protesting for promised employment.
- When
- The protest began on July 24.
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
- Why
- To obtain jobs as promised by the government.
- Protestors
- Nursing Graduates
- Location
- Indore
- Issue
- Unemployment despite government promise
- Political Involvement
- Jitu Patwari (State Congress President)
- Pay Scale Demanded
- Rs 5,200–Rs 20,200 and grade pay of Rs 2,800
