Government : शिक्षकों समेत लाखों पद रिक्त होने के बाद भी देश का युवा बेरोजगार , कोर्ट के आदेश के बाद भी भर्तियाँ नहीं हो पा रहीं

Lakhs of vacancies: There can be no other bigger irony that when the question of employment is becoming serious, it is coming out that more than four lakh posts are lying vacant in different departments of the central government alone. It is difficult to understand what auspicious time is waiting for these vacant posts to be filled? Any
Should it be clarified that why no effort has been made to fill such a large number of vacant posts? The answer to this question becomes necessary, because neither it can be said that despite all the vacant positions, all the work is being done in the right way and neither has the vacant posts been abolished. Like all the posts in various departments of the Central Government and especially the Railways giving jobs to a large number, the vacant posts of vacancies in the various departments of the State Governments are vacant. The positions of the police and teachers are in the vacant posts in the number of vacant posts at the level of the states. Have the State Governments reached the conclusion that teachers can be properly educated through inadequate teachers? If not, then what does it mean that all the posts of teachers from primary schools to colleges remain vacant? The same question arises in the case of police vacant posts. Last year, a petition filed in the Supreme Court said that about 4.5 lakh posts of police across the country are vacant. Surprisingly, when the Supreme Court instructed them to be filled up soon, many states introduced sluggishness instead of showing willingness. As a result, he had to face the Supreme Court's reprimand. When the problems are increasing in front of law and order, it is nothing more than just taking the trouble of filling the vacant posts of the police. Nothing can be more active in filling vacancies at the time when the central and state governments at one time. There are not enough opportunities for employment in the private sector, but unfortunately due to some unknown reasons the situation is reversed. The Central and State Governments can do the job of generating employment for nearly one million youth by running a campaign to fill vacancies. Does the BJP not know that there are governments in 19 states of his or her allies and they can all work together to address the problem of unemployment to a large extent? After all, the central government, who is focusing on measures to increase employment opportunities, can not see why it has a solution. He can easily say 18-19 states with his various departments to say that he should start the campaign to fill vacancies. To say this without any such campaign, it is only in order to tease unemployed youth that India is the youngest country.