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Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. Following the CJP core team meeting held in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, the organization’s founder, Abhijeet Dipke, made a major announcement, calling unemployment the country’s biggest challenge. He stated that it is no longer just a personal problem for youth, but has become a matter of national concern. The CJP will launch a nationwide mass movement in the coming days to address this issue.

“Employment has now become a national issue.”
Abhijeet Dipke said that rising unemployment across the country has affected the future of millions of youth. Therefore, it is crucial to bring the issue of employment to the center of national debate. He said that the CJP will organize youth and launch a campaign to create widespread public pressure on this issue.

Citing the
recent protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, he said that this movement proved that the issue of employment is not limited to students. The participation of a large number of unemployed youth sent the message that the job crisis has become a common concern for youth across the country.

The campaign will reach every state and district.
Deepak stated that the CJP will organize meetings, public dialogues, youth conferences, and public awareness campaigns across the country to address the issue of unemployment. He stated that unless widespread public pressure is built on this issue, it will be difficult to find an effective solution.

Appealing to youth to unite –
The CJP founder appealed to youth to unite for their rights in a peaceful and democratic manner. He stated that youth play a vital role in the country’s development and providing them with employment should be the government’s primary responsibility.

He expressed confidence that if the youth across the country organize and raise their voice, the issue of unemployment will be raised more strongly at the national level and it will also be taken seriously in policy making.