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Cheetahs arrived, but when is employment coming? asks Rahul Gandhi

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Sunday, 18 September 2022 (10:54 IST)
New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi took a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said while eight Cheetahs have arrived, the government has not been able to fulfill its promise of providing employment in eight years.

On a day when National Unemployment Day remained among to top trends on Twitter in India, the Congress leader said, "eight cheetahs have come, but tell us, why haven't 16 crore jobs been arrived in the last eight years?"

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, ahead of the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, had promised creation of two crore jobs every year. The Congress has repeatedly attacked the government over the issue.

Rahul Gandhi said the youth of the country is raising its voice, and they won't stop unless they get employment.

Earlier, Congress spokesperson Supriya Srinate said in view of the "worrying" job situation in the country, the youth are marking Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday as "National Unemployment Day".

"Nehru Ji's birthday is marked as Children's Day, Indira Ji's birthday is celebrated as Communal Harmony Day and Rajiv Gandhi Ji's birthday is celebrated as 'Sadbhavna Diwas'... Atal Ji's birthday in December is celebrated as Good Governance Day, which is why it worries and pains me that Mr. Modi's birthday is being celebrated by the youth of this country as National Unemployment Day," Shrinate said.

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh tweeted,"42 percent youth between age 20-24 years are unemployed. Even before the pandemic, India saw highest unemployment in 45 years."

"For some years, youth have been observing September 17th as ‘National Unemployment Day’. Bharat Jodo Yatra walks in solidarity against the anti-youth Modi Sarkar," he said. (UNI)

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