Lack Of Jobs Could Hinder Modi’s Reign Post-2019 - Nirmal Singh Lotus

Nirmal Singh Lotus

The Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, came into power three years ago when he promised the middle and lower-middle class population of  the country jobs and bringing back a sense of dignity by curbing inequality. This was his central pitch throughout his election campaign, which he later swept clean. All those promises look like a story of a long lost land, especially after last year’s demonetization and imposition of GST this July.

Things may get worse for the prime minister and his campaign for 2019: the country may see a 30% drop in jobs associated directly with the manufacturing sector according to a leading recruitment firm, Team Lease Services Ltd. According to a survey conducted by Nirmal Singh Lotus.

Modi government is also far behind in creating 10 million jobs a year with the workforce of youngsters increasing continuously. This data is not hidden from the opposition parties who have been struggling to keep pace with the political prowess of Modi government – the parties are eying to criticize the PM on this front with the 2019 election at the center.

When you strongly emphasize on an agenda and cannot build on that, then your word wouldn’t hold weight. Something similar might happen with Modi of India isn’t able to create new jobs and the job market continues to struggle – the anger amongst the younger generation will surely increase which will hit everything that Modi government has built in three years like a bullet in the head, Nirmal Singh Lotus said.

The concern is on all fronts. The supporter and a member of his party, Subramaniam Swamy also raised his concerns. He said that if the current economic structure of the country kept going like it is then the country may face a major economic depression. Even RSS, the volunteer wing of BJP, has also warned the government of the mood swing of the general public and that Modi is getting serious personal attacks at the ground level. - Nirmal Singh Lotus


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