Senior BJP leaders on Tuesday called upon the party’s youth wing activists to intensify fight against the State Government’s lackadaisical attitude in creating employment opportunities for youths during the last 17 years of its rule.
“The State Government has not taken a single step for creation of employment opportunities for youths for which the youths have been disheartened. We must intensify our fight for right abhiyan for youths of the State,” said party’s State vice-president Sameer Mohanty at the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morch (BJYM) executive meeting here.
Commenting on Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik’s 3Ts call, Mohanty said, “It indicates that there was no teamwork in the BJD, transparency in governance and technological application in education sector during the last 17 years.”
Mohanty further stated that the Higher Education Minister’s decision for banning use of mobile phones in colleges has created an ambiguous situation.
State general secretaries Brugu Baxipatra and Sarada Prasanna Satpathy, Secretary Bibhuti Jena, Yuva Morcha national vice-president Thakur Ranjita Dash, State president Tankdhar Tripathy, party’s district president Kahnu Charan Pati, State council member Subhasini Patnaik and district Yuva Morch president Sidhanta Gangdeo attended and prepared programmes for the coming three months.