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North Indians lack qualification, not jobs, says BJP leader Santosh Gangwar

Union Labor and Employment Minister Santosh Gangwar says that there is no shortage of jobs in the country. There is a lack of qualifications among the people of our north India. Officials coming here to recruit for jobs tell that they want the people but they don't get the desired candidate.
The Union Minister was giving information about achievements and future plans on completion of 100 days of Central Government in the auditorium of IVRI. He said that in the last five years, the Modi government has aroused confidence in the people about its governance.

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