Creative Common
The Haryana government has announced that Agniveers will get 10 percent reservation in police recruitment and mining guard recruitment. Along with this, age limit will also be relaxed in the state's Group C and D recruitment. At the same time, interest-free loans will also be given to start their own business.
The political temperature is heating up in Haryana. Assembly elections are approaching and the BJP and Congress are trying to manage the social rift in the state. There have been several agitations by farmers and women wrestlers as well as anger against the controversial military recruitment scheme. The Lok Sabha elections saw the BJP and Congress win 5-5, with the saffron party snatching five Lok Sabha seats, managing to avoid electoral defeat amid growing anger against Jats and farmers in the state. Now the BJP government has started trying to rectify these. The Nayab Singh Saini government of Haryana has taken a big decision on the issue of Agniveer.
The Haryana government has announced that Agniveers will get 10 percent reservation in police recruitment and mining guard recruitment. Along with this, age limit will also be relaxed in group C and D recruitment in the state. At the same time, interest-free loans will also be given to start your own business. After the Lok Sabha elections, BJP is slowly starting to counter the burning issues. If we look at the Lok Sabha figures, both parties are seen moving towards a close contest in the state elections. In which Congress is leading on 46 assembly seats and BJP on 44 seats, while INLD and JJP are nowhere near the main parties.
Currently, the Congress has 29 seats and the BJP has 41 seats. Three independents and the JJP (10) had withdrawn support to the BJP. The Lok Sabha results have sent a message that both parties are hopeful of, with the faction-ridden Congress highlighting the unemployment scenario, Agniveers and farmers' issues, while the BJP will go to voters with its record on maintaining law and order and its actions against corruption, targeting the previous Congress government.
Other News