A day after Hisar INlD MP Dushyant Chautala sought white paper on recruitments by the Manohar lal Khattar Government, Haryana BJP on Tuesday hit out at the INlD MP saying that the INlD leaders are behind bars for recruitment scam.
lashing out at Chautala, Rajiv Jain, media advisor to Haryana Chief Minister said that the people, who forced the public to sell land for jobs, are today questioning the present government. large number of recruitments was cancelled by the Court during INlD’s tenure as there was a scam in recruitments, he said.
BJP Government in Haryana has been ensuring transparency in recruitment process, he said.
During INlD’s rule in Haryana, corruption was so high that the recruitment of 60 excise taxation inspector, recruitment of police inspectors, recruitment of deputy forest ranger, recruitment of 950 school cadre lecturers and 3206 primary teachers was cancelled by the court, Jain said.
Not only this, in the recruitment of 3206 primary teachers, the then Chief Minister Om Prakash Chaitala, his son Ajay Chatta and many party leaders are behind bars, he added.
Jain further said that during the present BJP Government in the state, 68838 posts have been advertised, in which 25808 posts have been filled.
A day before, the INlD MP had alleged that the Haryana Government is filling its coffers from the fees charged from unemployed youth by later cancelling a large number of advertised vacancies.
Besides demanding a white paper on recruitment under BJP’s regime in Haryana, Chautala had demanded that the State Government should bring in a Bill in upcoming monsoon session of Haryana Vidhan Sabha to give 50 percent jobs to the youth of state in private industries to be set up in the state.
As per the information sought under RTI, Chautala had revealed that over 388278 youth filed applications for around 8000 vacant posts advertised by Haryana Public Service Commission. However, employment was provided to only 209 youth which is just 2.7 percent of the vacant posts.
Similarly, from 2014 to 2018, 64063 vacancies were advertised but only 13551 posts were filled by Haryana Staff Selection Commission. However, employment was provided to only 209 youth which is just 2.7 percent of the vacant posts.HSSC also cancelled recruitments on 8,194 posts while applications were received on these posts for revenue generation, he had alleged.