Ranchi: Rajya Sabha MP and veteran from the state BJP Leader, Mahesh poddarIt rained heavily on Hemant on Saturday soren In order to divert the attention of the public, especially the youth, from the serious issue of unemployment, the government is using “many deviant tactics”. Jharkhand,
Poddar said that since coming to power in 2019, it has failed to create opportunities for unemployment and has no vision or intention to deal with the situation.
Referring to the budget presented in the Assembly earlier this month, Poddar said he was disappointed to see that it did not contain any details for medium and small enterprises (MSMEs) in the state.
“MSMEs are potential employment generating sectors, but the state government has neither made any specific announcement for them nor made any plans and policies for their revival other than offering lip service,” he claimed. that the Central Government had not announced. Special package for MSMEs during the COVID-19 pandemic, at least 14 lakh MSMEs in the country would have gone extinct today.
“During the previous BJP government in the state, it took several initiatives to set up textile units to churn out employment. However, after the Soren government came to power, several big textile firms, which announced investments here, abandoned their projects,” he alleged, accusing the administration of running lines ranging from language to local residents’ policy. intentionally provoked. Distraction strategy.
“The youth here want jobs and livelihood, but today’s government is shying away from giving its perspective on it,” he said.
Poddar said that since coming to power in 2019, it has failed to create opportunities for unemployment and has no vision or intention to deal with the situation.
Referring to the budget presented in the Assembly earlier this month, Poddar said he was disappointed to see that it did not contain any details for medium and small enterprises (MSMEs) in the state.
“MSMEs are potential employment generating sectors, but the state government has neither made any specific announcement for them nor made any plans and policies for their revival other than offering lip service,” he claimed. that the Central Government had not announced. Special package for MSMEs during the COVID-19 pandemic, at least 14 lakh MSMEs in the country would have gone extinct today.
“During the previous BJP government in the state, it took several initiatives to set up textile units to churn out employment. However, after the Soren government came to power, several big textile firms, which announced investments here, abandoned their projects,” he alleged, accusing the administration of running lines ranging from language to local residents’ policy. intentionally provoked. Distraction strategy.
“The youth here want jobs and livelihood, but today’s government is shying away from giving its perspective on it,” he said.