Congress Vows to End Recruitment Backlog in Haryana

Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda promised that his party would complete all pending recruitment and create an additional one lakh jobs if it comes to power after the October 5 election. The current government has deferred the announcement of recruitment exam results, citing the Election Commission's directives.

Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda has vowed that his party will address all pending recruitment issues if it wins the upcoming October 5 election in Haryana.

In addition to resolving the existing backlog, the Congress promises to generate one lakh new jobs within the first year of its administration. Recruitment for these new positions will commence immediately after forming the government, Hooda asserted.

The proclamation comes amidst the deferment of the latest recruitment exam results for police and teachers by the current administration, which cited directives from the Election Commission. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini noted that the Commission intervened following a complaint from Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh.

(With inputs from agencies.)