Patna: Bihar's main opposition Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) cm candidate Tejashwi Yadav today threw a big electoral card to woo unemployed youth. Tejashwi has said that the decision to provide employment to 10 lakh youths will be sealed in the first cabinet meeting after the formation of his government in the diocese.
In a press conference held on Sunday at the party's state office, stunning Yadav said that it is not his promise but a strong intention that the decision to employ 10 lakh youth of the diocese will be approved in the first cabinet meeting. He attacked the centre and the state's National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government and said that those who had promised to provide employment to two crore people and who were in power in Bihar for 15 years forgot to give jobs to the youth. Today, every Bihari has a debt of Rs. 35 lakhs.
He said that Bihar is a state of youth and there are 60% youth, but due to lack of employment, the highest exodus of youth is also there. Unemployment in the state is 46.6%. He said that in the past, nine lakh 47 thousand 924 youths registered on the unemployment of RJD and 13 lakh eleven thousand 626 missed calls. These figures again show what is the situation of the youth in the state.
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