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NSUI youth stage innovative protest
In an innovative protest against the policies of the NDA government towards the unemployed youth in India, students under the aegis of National Students Union of India sold breakfast items like B Tech Pakodi, M Tech Bajji and MBA Poori here on Thursday.
Kakinada: In an innovative protest against the policies of the NDA government towards the unemployed youth in India, students under the aegis of National Students Union of India sold breakfast items like B Tech Pakodi, M Tech Bajji and MBA Poori here on Thursday.
The NSUI activists established a stall on the main road and sold them to the commuters and customers who visited the stall. The District Congress President Pantam Nanaji visited the stall and supported the protest against the policies of Prime Minister Modi.
Speaking on the occasion, Nanaji said that the parents were sacrificing their own pleasures and happiness for upbringing the children through education. The Prime Minister’s comments that the graduates should sell eatables, were irresponsible. Condemning the comments, he said that the unemployed youth would work to see BJP on the roads.
The NSUI activists and members raised slogans against the PM and asked him to create jobs. The NSUI activists established their stall at the heart of the city at Bhanugudi Cente. The new way of protest attracted many commuters in the city and some commuters also took photos of the protest.
