Jaipur: A seven-member delegation of Rajasthan Berozgar Ekikrit Mahasangh met chief minister Ashok Gehlot at his residence on Sunday. Gehlot assured them of releasing the department-wise calendar for recruitment exams to hire 1 lakh youths soon and completing under-process recruitment on a priority basis.
A memorandum listing 17 demands was handed over to the chief minister by the delegation. The meeting, which went on for 40 minutes, was held on the initiative of Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC) chairman Dharmendra Rathore.
“For prevention of question paper leaks, the chief minister gave directions to the officials to draft a bill with a provision of life imprisonment for the culprits. The delegation will soon hold talks with the officials of the chief minister’s office (CMO) on various demands of unemployed youths,” said Upen Yadav, president, Rajasthan Berozgar Ekikrit Mahasangh.
Yadav had broken his 29-day fast, in presence of RTDC chairman Dharmendra Rathore, at SMS hospital on Thursday evening. Rathore had assured him of fixing a meeting with Gehlot. Yadav also demanded suspension of Ajmer Civil Lines police station SHO.
A memorandum listing 17 demands was handed over to the chief minister by the delegation. The meeting, which went on for 40 minutes, was held on the initiative of Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC) chairman Dharmendra Rathore.
“For prevention of question paper leaks, the chief minister gave directions to the officials to draft a bill with a provision of life imprisonment for the culprits. The delegation will soon hold talks with the officials of the chief minister’s office (CMO) on various demands of unemployed youths,” said Upen Yadav, president, Rajasthan Berozgar Ekikrit Mahasangh.
Yadav had broken his 29-day fast, in presence of RTDC chairman Dharmendra Rathore, at SMS hospital on Thursday evening. Rathore had assured him of fixing a meeting with Gehlot. Yadav also demanded suspension of Ajmer Civil Lines police station SHO.
