Sachin Pilot to join Kanhaiya Kumar's Yatra in Patna, vows to fight for youth

IANS April 11, 2025 335 views

Senior Congress leader Sachin Pilot has arrived in Patna to join Kanhaiya Kumar's significant youth employment protest march. The 'Palayan Roko, Naukri Do Yatra' aims to highlight the critical unemployment challenges facing Bihar's youth. Pilot strongly criticized both state and central governments for their alleged apathy towards young job seekers. The protest, involving over 5,000 Congress workers, represents a strategic move to connect with grassroots sentiments ahead of upcoming elections.

"The Nitish government in the state and the Modi government at the Centre have betrayed the youth" - Sachin Pilot
Sachin Pilot to join Kanhaiya Kumar's Yatra in Patna, vows to fight for youth
Patna, April 11: Senior Congress leader Sachin Pilot arrived in Patna on Friday to participate in the concluding leg of party leader Kanhaiya Kumar's 'Palayan Roko, Naukri Do Yatra' - a massive campaign aimed at highlighting "unemployment" and the government's "apathy" towards youth in Bihar.

Key Points

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Congress launches youth-centric campaign targeting job migration

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Pilot criticizes state and central governments' employment policies

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Over 5,000 workers to march in Patna protest

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Highlights systemic issues of recruitment irregularities

Addressing the media at the Patna airport, the Congress leader criticised both the state and Central governments, accusing them of ignoring the needs and aspirations of the youth.

"This yatra is our call to stop migration and demand jobs. The kind of administrative chaos in Bihar and the government's apathy towards the youth is unacceptable," he said.

Over 5,000 Congress workers, led by Pilot and Kumar, are set to march to Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's residence in a democratic protest.

The rally marks the culmination of the Congress' youth-centric campaign that has covered hundreds of kilometers across Bihar under the leadership of Kumar.

Pilot, the former Deputy Chief Minister of Rajasthan, alleged that frequent question paper leaks and "irregularities" in recruitment have shattered the dreams of lakhs of young aspirants.

"The Nitish government in the state and the Modi government at the Centre have betrayed the youth. We are determined to hold them accountable and demand answers," Pilot said.

Pilot reaffirmed Congress' commitment to the youth, stating that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's vision is centred around empowering the young generation.

"The Congress party stands united with the youth. We will fight for their rights and demand justice for their lost opportunities," Pilot emphasised.

This march towards the Chief Minister’s residence comes amid rising political temperature in Bihar, with employment, migration, and governance becoming hot-button issues ahead of upcoming elections.

Recently, Rahul Gandhi visited Begusarai, participated in the 'Palayan Roko, Naukri Do' padayatra and targeted the Modi government and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.

The grand old party is pushing Kanhaiya Kumar as a youth leader in Bihar with an aim to strengthen the party at the grassroots level.

Reader Comments

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Rahul K.
Finally someone addressing the real issues! Youth unemployment is a ticking time bomb in Bihar. Hope this yatra brings some actual change 🙏
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Priya M.
Sachin Pilot and Kanhaiya Kumar make a great team! Love seeing young leaders take initiative. The exam paper leaks have ruined so many lives - this needs to stop!
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Amit S.
While I appreciate the effort, I wish Congress had concrete solutions beyond protests. Marching to CM's house won't create jobs - where's the detailed employment plan?
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Neha T.
Kanhaiya Kumar is the fresh voice Bihar needs! After years of same old politics, it's refreshing to see someone who actually understands youth struggles 💯
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Vikram J.
My brother prepared for 3 years for BPSC exams only to face leaks twice. The system is broken. Glad someone is speaking up for us!
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Sunita R.
Hope this isn't just election drama. We've seen too many politicians use youth issues for votes then forget promises. Actions speak louder than marches!

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