- Baba Ramdev alleges that there is widespread malpractice in government jobs
- Bribery and recommendation claims in recruitment interviews
- If the situation does not improve, he warned to strike again
New Delhi : Recently there was a strong agitation by the Cockroach Janata Party across the country over the NEET paper leak. The overall education system in the country was successfully protested by many Gen-Z activists including Sonam Wangchuk, Abhijit Deepke. Now once again there is a possibility of agitation on the issue of alleged irregularities in government jobs and malpractices in the recruitment process and Yog Guru Baba Ramdev has taken an aggressive stance on this. Alleging massive rigging of government job interviews, he has warned of another agitation if the situation does not improve.
Talking to the media after hoisting the flag on Independence Day, Baba Ramdev raised questions on the government recruitment process. He alleged that at some places candidates belonging to a particular caste, class or organization were being favoured. He also said that other eligible candidates are being left out.
Serious questions on the interview process
Interview stage is important in government job recruitment. But Baba Ramdev claimed that there is a malfunction in this process. He said that complaints of bribery and favoritism are coming up. He seriously alleged that 90 to 99 percent of government job interviews are rigged.
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Baba Ramdev said that the practice of sidelining others by giving opportunities to people from one's own group, caste or class is not fair. He explained that if money is used in the recruitment process, it needs to be strictly controlled.
Attention is also paid to the problems in the education system
Along with government jobs, Baba Ramdev also commented on the issue of facilities in schools and colleges. He said many students were complaining about lack of basic facilities like electricity, water and books.
He also raised the issue that despite passing the examination, the marks of 10th and 12th are not getting the expected importance. He mentioned that the selection process is mainly based on competitive exams.
'Agitation if the situation does not improve'
Expressing concern over corruption and unrest in the country, Baba Ramdev clarified that he does not support anarchy. But concrete measures are required to solve the problem, he said.
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He warned of agitation if the system in government jobs is not improved. At the same time, he also appealed to the political parties to put aside their differences and work together for the national interest. Baba Ramdev also said that mutual hatred should be avoided while fighting for the welfare of the country and positive works should be appreciated.