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West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari Promises Jobs to Bring Back Migrant Youths
- •West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced plans to bring back youths working outside the state and provide them jobs based on merit and skills.
- •Adhikari reiterated his target of providing employment to one lakh people within a year, noting that 11000 constables recently received appointment letters.
- •He assured locals that development projects including hospital upgrades and concrete overbridges would be implemented if proposals are submitted within a month.
- •The Chief Minister emphasized extending welfare schemes like Annapurna Bhandar and Awas Yojana to all eligible economically weaker sections.
Key Questions Answered
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari stated that his target is to provide jobs to one lakh people within a year, noting that 11,000 constables were already given appointment letters earlier in the week. He also emphasized bringing back youths working outside the state and offering them merit-based employment matching their qualifications without any bribes.
CM Adhikari urged local residents of Nandigram to submit their proposals for area development within a month, assuring them that the projects would be executed in phases over the next two years. Key requirements mentioned for the region include upgrading the local hospital and replacing wooden overbridges with concrete structures.
The Chief Minister stressed the necessity of extending government welfare initiatives to economically weaker sections, explicitly citing schemes like Annapurna Bhandar and Awas Yojana to cover eligible beneficiaries.
