Archive · 1 Aug 2025
Jabalpur Nursing Students Strike Over Job Placement Delays
Imagine finishing school and not being able to get a job.
That's what's happening to nursing students in Jabalpur.
They finished their degrees three years ago but haven't received jobs.
They're protesting by not eating, hoping the government will help.
They say they've asked many times, but nothing changed.
Also, they can't work anywhere else because they have to work for the government for five years.
Other students are also helping by protesting.
BSc Nursing students in Jabalpur initiated an indefinite hunger strike.
The protest concerns job placement delays after degree completion.
Students report inaction from the administration despite multiple appeals.
A five-year service bond prevents them from other employment.
The National Students' Union of India (NSUI) supports the students' protest.
- Who
- BSc Nursing students and the National Students' Union of India (NSUI).
- What
- BSc Nursing students began an indefinite hunger strike.
- When
- On Friday.
- Where
- At Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College in Jabalpur.
- Why
- To protest the delay in job placements.
Students
Administration
Job Placement
Students
Demand immediate job placements and concrete action.
Administration
Administration's inaction regarding job postings.
- Protesting Students
- BSc Nursing Graduates
- Location
- Jabalpur's Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College
- Nature of Protest
- Indefinite Hunger Strike
- Main Complaint
- Job Placement Delays
- Years Passed Since Graduation
- 3 years
- Supporting Organization
- NSUI
- Reason for Joblessness
- 5-year mandatory service bond