Digvijay Singh Shares ‘Umemployment’ Parody; Urges Everyone To Watch

New Delhi: Fomer Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister and senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh shared a parody music video and appealed everyone to watch in which, the performers have addressed the unemployment issue.

The video that starts with “Mere Umar Ke Berozgaaron (Unemplyed people of my age)” was suggested to be watched by the Congress leader as it “expressed pain of unemployed.”

In the music video, the performers asked youth to take off “glasses of religion” to see the reality out there, which is the youth is not being given employment and facing problems to get a job of even a lower rank. The singer in the song highlighted that the government had promised to generate 55,000 vacancies every year but nothing such happened so far.

The singer also listed a number of job exams conducted by the state such as UP SI, UP Contsable, railways, teacher, computer operator and many, to point out that no job was given to the youth.

No Employment, No Exam Just Job Notification 

Addressing the unemployed ones, the singer highlighted that despite registering for multiple posts, youth does not get entry in any of them. For that matter, the officials often abandon conducting exam after rolling out jobs notifications, which only destroys crucial years of aspirants.

He further said, be it any exam including of Railways, authorities just play with youth and do not provide employment to anyone.

Sharing the video on Facebook, Congress leader Digvijay Singh wrote: “Congratulations to whoever made this video and the artists. The pain and pain of the unemployed reflects. This is a must watch, “The unemployed of my age.. Take off the spectacles of caste and religion..!!,” with hashtag: “Berogaari ke khilaaf Bharat (Inida against unemployment.)