Congress President Kharge: About 30 lakh government posts are vacant in different departments of the country

About 30 lakh government posts are vacant in different departments of the country

In a recent address, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge addressed the Indian government's issue of 30 lakh vacant posts, highlighting the need for improved administrative efficiency. Kharge highlights the urgent need for remedial action in the Indian government to address the vacancy crisis in various sectors, including administrative services, which directly impacts citizens' lives.

The staffing crisis is affecting law enforcement agencies, compromising public safety and upholding justice. The shortage of officers and support staff compromises community security. The government faces hurdles in delivering public services and implementing policies due to understaffing, leading to delays, inefficiencies, and bureaucratic red tape, eroded public trust in governance.

The vacancy crisis in the public sector is causing a shortage of talented individuals, hindering the delivery of services. To address this issue, a multi-faceted approach should be implemented, including expediting recruitment, streamlining bureaucratic procedures, and incentivizing professionals with competitive salaries, benefits, and career advancement opportunities.

Investing in training and capacity-building programs can bridge skill gaps and empower existing personnel. Leveraging technology and innovation can enhance government operations and mitigate staffing shortages. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge emphasizes the urgent need for urgent attention and collaborative action to address vacant government posts in India.

Congress posted on X (Formerly Twitter) Says that 'About 30 lakh government posts are vacant in different departments of the country. BJP government is not doing recruitment, because if recruitment is done then OBC, SC/ST people will get permanent jobs. That's why the government is giving jobs to people on contract.Modi ji had promised to provide 2 crore jobs every year, but now he himself admits that it was a jumla.'