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Youth Congress Issues One‑Year Deadline to Fill 50 Lakh Public Sector Jobs

The Youth Congress has launched a campaign called ‘Meri Degree Ka Kya’ demanding that the central government fill 50 lakh vacancies in government jobs within a year. The party has warned it will stage a protest outside the Prime Minister’s residence if the positions remain unfilled by the deadline. The ultimatum comes as the party seeks to address unemployment among graduates and has called for accountability from the ruling administration.

Youth Congress Issues One‑Year Deadline to Fill 50 Lakh Public Sector Jobs
Youth Congress Issues One‑Year Deadline to Fill 50 Lakh Public Sector JobsPhoto via The Hindu — National

The Youth Congress, the junior wing of the Indian National Congress, has launched a new campaign titled ‘Meri Degree Ka Kya’ aimed at highlighting the backlog of government job vacancies. According to party statements, 50 lakh positions across ministries and departments are still open and have caused frustration among job seekers.

The party has set a one‑year deadline for the central government to fill these roles and has threatened a protest outside the Prime Minister’s residence if the deadline is not met. The move is part of a broader push by opposition parties to pressure the ruling government on employment issues.

The campaign came to the fore on the day of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday, signalling the opposition’s intent to use the occasion to draw attention to the unemployment crisis among graduates and to hold the administration accountable for stalled recruitment processes.

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