Some liked the startup, while others raised questions about paper leaks and paperwork!
Bhopal. The stage of 'CM Youth Conclave-2026' was organized on Tuesday at Lal Parade Ground in the capital Bhopal, where Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav interacted directly with the youth. In political circles, this program is being seen as a counter to the recent student dialogue of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. However, when the program ended, the reactions from the youth made it clear that today's generation does not just want to hear speeches but wants concrete answers about their future.
Technical education and startup stalls appreciated
Student Shlok Pandey described this conclave as a positive beginning. According to him, new ideas of youth were seen at the stalls related to technical education and startups at Lal Parade Ground. He also showed his project to the Chief Minister, on which the CM patted his back. Shlok believes that this should not be seen from the point of view of politics, because the youth stand with the government which will work in the interest of the youth.
Emphasis on employment, paper leaks and examination system
On the other hand, Shubh Shukla, a BPharma student of VNS College, bluntly put forward 'employment and security' as the main priority of the youth. He said that infamous spots like paper leaks in recruitment examinations should be completely banned. Demanding to make the examination system more stringent, he suggested that Public Service Commission examinations should be held twice a year, the scope of medical-ITI institutes should be increased and children of government schools should also get better opportunities to reach multinational companies.
Administrative delay and confusion of documents
Vishesh Yadav, a student of Hamidia College, while opening the screws of the system, expressed the pain of sweat and sweat in getting the caste and income certificate made. He alleged that for the last six months he has been running around to get his documents made and is facing commission fraud at every level. His question was whether students should study or keep running around in offices and waiting for their papers?
Questions on entertainment and political purposes
Student Pratiksha Arya gave her frank opinion on the entire program and said that the Chief Minister tried to connect the youth, but more than half of the time was spent in songs and fanfare. There was no concrete brainstorming on the ground problems of Bhopal and the basic needs of the youth. Questioning the intentions of political parties, he said that such platforms are organized to woo the youth, but raising voice for one's rights and employment is the birth right of every youth.