'Don't Chase Jobs, Drive E-Rickshaw': Brajesh Pathak's Remark Sparks Row Over Youth Employment
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'Don't Chase Jobs, Drive E-Rickshaw': Brajesh Pathak's Remark Sparks Row Over Youth Employment
Uttar Pradesh Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak has come under controversy after his recent remark about employment and self-employment started a debate over what young people should except from the job market. While speaking at the launch of Bharat Taxi in Lucknow
'Don’t chase jobs, drive e-rickshaws': UP Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak's shocking advise draws criticism
Further, during his address, Pathak suggested that driving an e-rickshaw could actually leave them with ample amount of time so that they can spend quality time with their loved ones.
Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak has advised young people to consider driving rickshaws instead of taking up jobs. He said, "Get a rickshaw and make a lot of money." His statement has sparked reactions from people.
BJP-ruled Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak has made sensational comments targeting the unemployed. Pathak's comments targeting the youth running for jobs have sparked a huge controversy, just days after Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath recently handed over appointment letters to over 3,000 candidates as part of his promise to create one lakh jobs in six months.
Lucknow: As unemployment continues to rise in the country, Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak has made derogatory remarks against young job seekers. Seeking a job according to qualifications...
Samajwadi Party MP Pushpendra Saroj has responded to Deputy Chief Minister Brijesh Pathak's statement regarding employment via the social media platform X. At the launch of the "Bharat Taxi" service in Lucknow on September 23rd, Pathak had urged young people to drive taxis or e-rickshaws instead of jobs. Following this, Pushpendra Saroj wrote on his X handle, "Today's youth will run the country, not rickshaws. If you are so passionate about driv…
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