Shah Slams Non-BJP Govts in Hry for 'Biases' in Recruitment

Union Minister Inaugurates 30-Bed ICU, Lays Foundation for Postgraduate Hostel at Maharaja Agrasen Medical College in Hisar's Agroha

- Sunil Rahar

ROHTAK: Union home minister Amit Shah on Monday slammed the previous non-BJP governments in Haryana for the alleged recruitment biases and asserted that under the BJP regime, government jobs are now given in a transparent manner, free from favouritism or financial influence.

Addressing a gathering after inaugurating a 30-bed intensive care unit and laying the foundation for a postgraduate hostel at the Maharaja Agrasen Medical College in Hisar's Agroha, Shah stressed that unlike past practices, job appointments under the BJP government are not influenced by regional or group preferences.

"Earlier, recruitment in Haryana was based on 'parchi-kharchi' (bribery and recommendations). When one party was in power, people from a particular region got jobs; when another party took over, the preference shifted. Jobs were not given freely; money and recommendations were required. The BJP abolished this corrupt system," Shah stated.

He also highlighted that more than 80,000 youths have secured jobs during the BJP's tenure.