Protesting Teachers Demand Justice in Chhattisgarh

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticizes BJP as Chhattisgarh teachers protest to save their jobs. Despite 33,000 vacancies, 3,000 teachers face suspension. The situation highlights broader youth unemployment and corruption issues across India, sparking widespread protests. Teachers' 'Dandavat Yatra' seeks to challenge the Supreme Court ruling questioning their qualifications.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra launched a scathing critique of the BJP, citing ongoing teacher protests in Chhattisgarh against job risks. She accused the ruling party of compromising the future of Indian youth.

Gandhi shared a poignant video showing teachers in a rare form of protest, lying prone on the road, demanding reinstatement amid harsh conditions.

With 33,000 teaching vacancies and 3,000 suspensions looming, protests extend beyond Chhattisgarh, as youth from various states rally against perceived corruption and unemployment, highlighted by the 'Dandavat Yatra' challenge to the Supreme Court's qualification critique.

(With inputs from agencies.)