Agartala , Sep 28, 2024, TRIPURATIMES Desk
Agartala Sept 27: Tripura Pradesh Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday expressed gratitude to the state government for announcing 1,267 vacant posts in various departments.
Addressing the press from the Pradesh BJP headquarters in Krishnagar, Agartala, Party’s State Spokesperson Nabendu Bhattacharjee highlighted that following a Cabinet meeting, Minister Sushanta Chowdhury announced the creation of these vacant posts in the state government departments that has brought a major relief to the qualified aspirants.
He acknowledged that while the recruitment process has been slow since the establishment of the BJP-led government, it has remained free of corruption.
Bhattacharjee emphasized the government’s commitment to a transparent recruitment policy, ensuring that jobs are awarded based on merit rather than financial influence, a practice he claimed was prevalent during the previous Left Front-led government.
The spokesperson reiterated the BJP government’s stance on zero tolerance against corruption, stating that the transparent recruitment policy has enabled merit-based job placements.
He also noted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ has inspired many youths to become self-reliant, creating opportunities for themselves and others beyond government employment.
Bhattacharjee also encouraged the youth to explore various business ventures instead of solely relying on government jobs.
Responding to criticisms from the prime opposition political party in Tripura, CPIM, Bhattacharjee dismissed their claims of ‘No Work No Food’ in the state under BJP regime.
He asserted, “Practice of corruption, forceful collection of subscription, job in exchange of money, etc. were trend during the Left regime. Only because of their misrule and corruption, many people have lost their jobs. We all know such examples. Former CPI-M chief minister Nripen Chakraborty himself admitted the facts of corruption during his government that were covered by local dailies of the state. But such practices have ceased since the BJP came to power and that is why the CPI-M leaders are spreading such false statements to confuse the common people”.
Bhattacharjee accused Left leaders of aiding drug dealers and neglecting developmental work in Janajati areas.
The BJP leadership underscored the ruling government’s ongoing efforts to promote transparency and meritocracy in government recruitment, while also fostering a spirit of entrepreneurship among the youth.