Chandigarh, December 18– During the ongoing winter session of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha, Haryana Chief Minister, Sh.  Manohar Lal underscored his government's holistic approach to governance, with a clear focus on empowering citizens through employment opportunities, transparent systems, and a robust educational framework.

Highlighting the state government’s focus on the merit based recruitments; the Chief Minister said that the present state government has done around 11,500 recruitments on Group A and B posts and 106,000 on Group C and D posts.

“In addition, advertisements have been released for 3,200 Group A and B posts and around 61,000 for Group C and D are in the pipeline. Thus, a total of 167,000 recruitments will be made in our government. Whereas, during the Congress's 10-year tenure, there were only 8,700 HPSC and 93,000 HSSC recruitments,” said Sh. Manohar Lal while speaking here today during the winter session of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha.

He said that the Opposition is continuously spreading misinformation regarding the Haryana Kaushal Rozgar Nigam, whereas the present state government has established the Nigam, ending the contract system for providing jobs transparently. Under this government platform, 105,728 old manpower has been ported, and 12,885 new people have been employed.

The Chief Minister said that the statements being made by the Opposition regarding unemployment figures in the state are completely devoid of facts. The opposition always plays with the unemployment figures shared by a private organization, the CMIE, while its figures keep changing.

“In a month, this organization showed Haryana’s unemployment percentage at 22 percent, the next month it showed 34 percent, and then 28 percent. However, the same organization showed a figure of 8 percent for the month of November. The International Labour Organization has also stated an unemployment figure of 9 percent, although this is also sample-based. However, people of the state have declared their unemployment in the Parivar Pehchan Patra data,” said Sh. Manohar Lal.

He said that the aim of the Haryana government is zero dropout rates. For this, children aged 6 to 18 will be tracked through the School Education Department and provided education in schools. However, information will also be collected about children going to Gurukuls or Madrasas, he said.