On Wednesday, job seekers are looking for a protest in Belagavi and demand that the state government to occupy all vacancies in different departments. | Photo Credit: PK Badiger
Members of the Committee for the Agitation of Applicants and Other Organizations went to the streets in Belagavi on Wednesday and demand that the state government to occupy all waiting vacancies in various government offices and public sector companies.
Demonstrators gathered in the Rani Channamma circle and marched to the office deputy commissioner. They submitted a memorandum to the main minister through the Commissioner’s deputy.
They said that 2,86 lamp contributions were released in various departments of the state government. These differed from several thousand contributions in public sectors.
Subsequent governments could not perform the necessary meeting even in vital sectors such as education, health, housing and energy. The head of the department carries out the work of various departments by accepting employees on a contractual basis or outsourcing from private agencies, they said.
In both of these situations, workers will not receive social security benefits, pension benefits and health insurance or other facilities. These employees work on a container in the name of the daily wage, contract, semi -cloth, guest or other measures, they said.
The Congress Government, which came to power by promising to create one lake job, could not maintain its promise.
According to a report, 553 people committed suicide in the state in 2019 due to unemployment. Reports such as these should serve as a warning to the government and the general public, they said.
Officers and workers in the medical sector after the completion of nursing B.Sc, paramedical and pharmacy courses work on the basis of outsourcing contracts, they said.
They worked and risked their lives during the corona period. Their service cannot be forgotten for any reason. However, the state government ended its services after the epidemic.
The guest instructors at universities are in a bad situation. After obtaining the main title and doctorate, they work on contractual salaries of 20,000 ₹ -30 000 GBP.
Even their salaries are not paid in time. They are forced to take two or three jobs. The situation of guest teachers working at residential schools is no different.
For decades, there has been no appointment of art and crafts, music and theater and theater or physical education. Expert studies that they are vital for the development of children’s personality in children have been ignored, they said.
Students are reduced to class teaching and facing rehearsals. He added several candidates of hope for government jobs.
“Mindless privatization takes a heavy tax on society’s socio-economic systems. It exits eligible jobs of the government, which are well paid and offer social security. We call on the state government to seriously consider our requirements,” they said.
Their requirements include the acceleration of the recruitment process and the administration of vacancies in government offices, the release of minimal age limits by five years, instantly continuing in all recruitment processes stopped by the state government, the appointment of music and drama, art and physical education in all schools and getting rid of the Karnataka Public Services Commission for corrupt practices.
The protest was led by Raju Ganagi and others.
Published – 8 October 2025 20:48
