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BCY Party Leader Urges Pawan Kalyan to Address Unemployment
Bode Ramachandra Yadav wrote to Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan about unemployment.
He wants the government to consider job seekers when planning recruitments.
He also raised concerns about reservations in DSC and APPSC recruitments.
Yadav said about 5.5 lakh graduates and diploma holders seek jobs each year.
Over five years, he estimated that nearly 27.5 lakh people could enter the job market.
He said even helping two per cent of them would require 55,000 government jobs.
Helping 10 per cent would require 2.75 lakh jobs.
He asked whether past and current governments had properly considered unemployed graduates' concerns.
Bode Ramachandra Yadav urged Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan to address unemployment and reservation issues.
Yadav made the appeal in an open letter on Monday.
He said about 4.3 lakh graduates and over one lakh diploma holders enter the job market annually.
He estimated that nearly 27.5 lakh job seekers could emerge during a five-year government term.
Yadav said 55,000 government jobs would be needed to employ two per cent of them, while 10 per cent would require 2.75 lakh jobs.
- Who
- Bode Ramachandra Yadav, national president of the Bharata Chaitanya Yuvajana Party, addressed Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan.
- What
- Yadav urged Pawan Kalyan to take action on unemployment and reservation issues in DSC and APPSC recruitments.
- Where
- The appeal concerned government recruitment in the State and was reported from Vijayawada.
- When
- The open letter was issued on Monday.
- Why
- Yadav said the growing number of graduates and diploma holders entering the job market requires greater consideration in government recruitment planning.
Key facts
- Annual graduate job seekers
- About 4.3 lakh university graduates, according to Yadav
- Annual diploma job seekers
- More than one lakh diploma holders, according to Yadav
- Estimated annual total
- Nearly 5.5 lakh new job seekers
- Five-year estimate
- Around 27.5 lakh job seekers
- Two per cent employment target
- 55,000 government jobs over five years
- Ten per cent employment target
- 2.75 lakh government jobs over five years
- Recruitments mentioned
- DSC and APPSC recruitments
Sources
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