Youth Training Necessary for Creating Employment Opportunities: Shashwat Saxena

Ravatbhata, Rajasthan: Shashwat Saxena, the founder of the social organization "Youth Movement, Rajasthan," emphasized the need to provide training in skills and trades to youth at the local level to generate employment. He made these remarks during a meeting of the Youth Movement held at the Hanuman Temple premises in Ravatbhata on Sunday. He stated that giving priority to local youth in employment opportunities in industrial organizations would continue to be a demand.

Saxena reiterated the call for giving 85% reservation to local youth in private and government programs and stressed the importance of working towards environmental protection. 

District President of Youth Movement, Vishnu Rathaur, recently expressed discontent with the lack of priority given to local youth in temporary appointments for supervisor positions at NPCIL (Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited) and Begu Vidhan Sabha. He hinted at organizing protests for addressing educated unemployment and proposed organizing a job fair for the same.

Assembly President Ayush Suman expressed gratitude to all attendees. The meeting was presided over by District President Vishnu Rathaur and Mandal President Rounak Chaudhary, along with youth leader Gajendra Singh Jagpura.

During his journey from Chittorgarh to Ravatbhata, various villages welcomed Shashwat Saxena, the founder, with garlands. 

Several youths attended the meeting in large numbers, including District Secretary Vishnu Meena, Tehsil President Sanjay Ravat, and others like Rambilas Lodha, Praveen Ladda, Manoj Mehra, Vishnu Suthar, Anil Maisi, Yogesh Ravat, Vikas Singh, Pankaj Singh, Yogesh Rathaur, Rohit Patharod, Tikam Singh, Shiv Borival, Kuldeep Singh, Ankit Sharma, Anish Suman Harsh, Rahul Yadav, Jaswant Singh, Hariom Banjara, Vijay Bhatt, Chetan Meghwal, Jitendra Singh, Suraj Meghwal, Ganesh, Suresh, Shankar Lal, Navin, Monu Charan, Balram Ahir, Narayan, Ravi, Shankar, Ankit Yadav, Ankit Gupta, Nilesh, Yogendra Sharma, and Badriprasad Tiwari, among others.