Rajasthan govt on 'auto-pilot' mode, worsening law and order situation is a big failure: Rajyavardhan Rathore

New Delhi [India], September 27 (ANI): Bharatiya Janata Party MP Rajyavardhan Rathore on Sunday said the Rajasthan government was on 'auto-pilot' mode and the worsening situation in Dungarpur shows a big failure on the part of the government.
"The Rajasthan government is on auto-pilot. The law and order situation in Dungarpur is getting worse day by day and it has become so bad that young people are being fired upon. The government is not paying attention to the needs of the youth of their country. They have been on the streets for two weeks. Why was this allowed to go on for so long?" Rathore said while speaking to the media.
"No one went to meet the agitating youths. This is a big failure on the part of the government. They have not created a single vacancy. Even the ones the BJP government had created have not been filled. We want the Rajasthan government to immediately reach out to the youth who are protesting and find a solution to their problems," he added.
Earlier today, Rajasthan Minister Arjun Singh Bamaniya, MLA Dayaram Parmar, and other leaders held a meeting with protesters who were demanding recruitment of reserved category candidates on vacant unreserved positions for teachers from 2018.
On Thursday, protestors from tribal communities had blocked National Highway 8 near Dungarpur and pelted stones on police personnel during a demonstration demanding recruitment of reserved category candidates on 1,167 vacant unreserved positions for teachers from the year 2018. (ANI)