
Jan Suraaj Party founder and newly elected Bankipur MLA Prashant Kishor said on Tuesday he will arrange private jobs for at least 10,000 educated youth from his assembly segment within two years…
Jan Suraaj Party founder and newly elected Bankipur MLA Prashant Kishor said on Tuesday he will arrange private jobs for at least 10,000 educated youth from his assembly segment within two years by using his personal contacts across the country. He made the announcement during a public address in Bankipur.

Kishor said jobs within Bihar will come only after Jan Suraaj forms the government; for now youth may have to work outside the state. He also pledged to improve government school education within a year, provide food grains and social security pensions, and condemned police lathi charges against student protesters in Delhi and Jharkhand.
Kishor’s job pledge has the grand ring of an election campaign, but now he is an MLA, not a strategist on the outside. Voters will rightly ask: are these 10,000 positions real openings or a political promise with no binding mechanism? The real test will come in two years, when we count how many of those CVs turned into appointment letters, not press notes. Until then, Bankipur’s unemployed youth should keep their expectations tethered to facts, not rhetoric.
Sources (3): hindustantimes.com, news.abplive.com, indiatvnews.com
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