Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the Goa government for the steps it has taken towards development and providing employment to the youth. He further said that several government departments of the state, including the police, will continue to hire in the upcoming months.
The Prime Minister said that the steps will strengthen the Goa Police, which will in turn enhance the convenience of the people, especially tourists. PM Modi addressed the crowd via a video message at Goa Rozgar Mela and said, “Many youths will be given mass appointment letters today in various departments of the Government of Goa.” I’ve been told that there will be recruitment in other departments, including Goa Police, in the coming months.This will further strengthen the Goa Police and facilitate enhancement in the field of citizen security, especially for tourists.”
While expressing his satisfaction over the organisation of the Rozgar Mela in the BJP-ruled state, he said, “For the last few weeks, rozgar melas have been organised continuously in different states of the country.” The Central Government is also giving jobs to thousands of youth every month in the Government of India through the Rozgar Mela. “I am happy that wherever there are BJP governments, double-engine governments, the state governments are also organising such rozgar mela at their own level.”
The Prime Minister described the development work being done by the federal government in Goa and stated that over the past eight years, thousands of crores of rupees have been invested in the state’s development.
He said, “The new airport built at Mopa at a cost of about Rs 3000 crore is also going to be inaugurated soon.” Thousands of people from Goa have found employment in the projects related to the construction of this airport. Similarly, the connectivity projects and infrastructure projects that are going on in Goa today have also provided employment opportunities to the youth of Goa. “The vision of Swayampoorna Goa is to improve the basic amenities in Goa as well as the infrastructure in the state.”
