Archive · 20 Jul 2025
Himachal BJP Accuses Congress of Cheating Youth with Job Scheme
The BJP in Himachal Pradesh is upset with the Congress government's new 'job trainee' scheme.
They claim it breaks the Congress's promise to create many regular jobs.
Instead of a normal salary, the scheme gives trainees a fixed amount for two years.
Only after passing a test can they get a permanent job.
The BJP says this is unfair and a way to delay the employment issue, and that the government is cheating the youth by not providing enough jobs and scrapping existing posts.
Himachal Pradesh BJP chief Rajiv Bindal accused the Congress government of cheating unemployed youth.
The state government notified a 'job trainee' scheme for Group A, B, and C cadres.
Trainees would receive a fixed amount instead of a regular salary for two years.
Regular appointments would depend on passing a qualifying examination or efficiency test.
Bindal cited Congress's promise of regular jobs and accused them of reneging on their promise.
- Who
- Rajiv Bindal (Himachal Pradesh BJP chief) and the Congress government.
- What
- Rajiv Bindal, the Himachal Pradesh BJP chief, accused the Congress government of deceiving unemployed youth.
- When
- July 20
- Where
- Himachal Pradesh
- Why
- Bindal accused the Congress government of not fulfilling their promise of providing regular jobs and instead implementing a 'job trainee' scheme.
BJP's Perspective
Congress Perspective
Employment Scheme
BJP's Perspective
The Congress government is cheating unemployed youths through a 'job trainee' scheme.
Congress Perspective
The Congress government has not commented on the accusation.
- Accuser
- Rajiv Bindal (Himachal Pradesh BJP chief)
- Accused
- Congress-led state government
- Scheme in Question
- 'Job trainee' scheme
- Trainee Cadres
- Group A, B, and C
- Trainee Duration
- Two years