Archive · 30 Jul 2026
BJP MLA Accuses Congress, CPI(M) of Backdoor Govt Jobs
Rajeev Chandrasekhar, a BJP member of the Kerala legislature, says that the Congress and CPI(M) parties give government jobs to their relatives instead of people who earned them in exams.
He says students who did well are left waiting while others get jobs through secret deals.
Chandrasekhar points to a case in Karnataka where a former commission chair’s daughter used a fake certificate to get a reserved job.
He says the court called this a daylight fraud that steals chances from poor students.
The BJP says it will support young people who want fair, merit‑based jobs.
Chandrasekhar says the problem is that government jobs are treated like family property.
He says the Congress and CPI(M) hand over permanent jobs to party workers.
He calls for fairness and hard work to win jobs.
The BJP pledges to stand with young Malayalis and Indians for a fair future.
BJP MLA Rajeev Chandrasekhar accuses Congress and CPI(M) of filling government jobs through backdoor appointments.
He claims students who earned merit ranks in Kerala are denied jobs while relatives and party workers receive permanent posts.
Chandrasekhar cites a Karnataka case where a former Karnataka Public Service Commission chairperson’s daughter used a fake income certificate to secure a reserved category job.
He says the court called the scheme “daylight fraud” and that it steals opportunities from poor students.
The BJP pledges to support young Malayalis and Indians seeking fair, merit‑based employment.
- Who
- Rajeev Chandrasekhar, BJP MLA from Nemom constituency
- What
- Allegations that Congress and CPI(M) fill government jobs through backdoor appointments
- When
- July 30, 2023
- Where
- Kerala and Karnataka, India
- Why
- To highlight alleged corruption and unfairness in job appointments
- Accused parties
- Congress, CPI(M)
- Accuser
- Rajeev Chandrasekhar
- Location
- Kerala, Karnataka
- Issue
- Backdoor appointments in government jobs
- Case example
- Karnataka Public Service Commission chairperson's daughter used fake certificate