Job seekers protest outside Assembly demanding swift appointments

• Job seekers, including those in physical and vocational education, protest outside the assembly demanding swift job appointments
• A scuffle ensues as protesters attempt to enter the assembly, leading to police intervention and detentions
• The ongoing demonstration reflects the frustration of job seekers who emphasize their commitment to their demand for prompt job appointment

In a show of frustration and determination, job seekers gathered outside the assembly, including individuals seeking positions in physical education and vocational education. Their primary demand is the expeditious appointment of jobs. The protesters attempted to enter the assembly premises near the Netaji Indoor Stadium, facing resistance from the police, leading to a scuffle. Law enforcement intervened, detaining several individuals and transporting them away in a van.

The demonstration is part of a prolonged protest by job seekers who had previously rallied at Shaheed Minar, expressing discontent over the delay in job appointments. Tensions escalated when a woman was reportedly pulled by her hair down the van's stairs, and another protester clung to the van's gate, emphasizing their unwavering demand for job appointments.