Archive · 15 Sep 2026
AISA Flags Recruitment, Education and Unemployment Concerns in Uttar Pradesh
AISA raised concerns about jobs and education in Uttar Pradesh.
It said some government recruitment has been delayed since 2018.
The group asked the government to announce at least 60,000 posts.
This demand was made in Varanasi on Saturday.
In Azamgarh on Sunday, AISA criticized the National Education Policy 2020.
It said the policy was “selling education.”
AISA also asked for better school buildings and facilities.
It wants more teachers in government schools.
AISA urged the Uttar Pradesh government to clear recruitment vacancies pending since 2018.
It requested notification of at least 60,000 government posts in Varanasi.
In Azamgarh, AISA accused the government of “selling education” through the National Education Policy 2020.
AISA called for better infrastructure and more teachers in government schools.
The demands were raised on Saturday in Varanasi and Sunday in Azamgarh.
- Who
- The All India Students’ Association (AISA), represented in the report by Bora.
- What
- AISA demanded that the recruitment backlog be cleared, at least 60,000 posts be notified, and government schools receive better infrastructure and more teachers.
- When
- The demands were made on Saturday in Varanasi and Sunday in Azamgarh; exact dates were not provided.
- Where
- Varanasi and Azamgarh in Uttar Pradesh.
- Why
- AISA cited recruitment delays, unemployment concerns, and inadequate government-school infrastructure and staffing.
- Organization
- All India Students’ Association (AISA)
- Recruitment backlog
- Pending since 2018, according to AISA
- Posts requested
- At least 60,000 posts
- Education policy criticized
- National Education Policy 2020
- Locations
- Varanasi and Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh
- School demands
- Better infrastructure and more teachers in government schools