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Biased Times of India... |
| by laid-off "Son of the Soil of Maharashtra.." - 06/22/2009 |
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| "Maharashtra Govt. is caught napping while a large media house openly gets sectarian and biased..." |
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The above Job Vacancy was printed and issued on 8th April 2009 by the Times of India. The ad clearly shows that the newspaper editor is Sectarian, Biased alongwith the Advertiser.
Moreover, the printing license is given by the Maharashtra government, which is caught napping.
How can a large media house be so IRRESPONSIBLE? It is not only a shame but crime against Humanity. It is a sheer case of Discrimination.
It is largely such discrimination which has powered the voice of Sons of Soils and moreover, Marathi Manoos. Its not one, but thousands of people who will echo their voice in Maharashtra like Raj Thakerays .
If a company can openly compose like this, and a large media house can print and issue such a discriminating vacancy, just imagine the scale of discrimination going on in Dedhia Group and many more companies in Maharashtra.
Questions to the Napping Maharashtra Government:
1. Does it know the number of non-domiciled workers in Maharashtra?
2. Why is unemployment largely with locals only?
3. Like other states why did the Maharashtra government not implement the existing rule of 80% locals to be employed by industries? ()
4. How come large IT companies bring loads of software professionals from Hyderabad and other areas without advertising their vacancies in Maharashtra?
5. In the current recession, what is the percentage of layoffs of local domiciled Maharashtrians v/s employees from other states? Why should a local be fired for the sake of an outsider?
6. The Constitution of India has clearly directed laws for immigration and protecting rights of the locals. These rules are conveniently by-passed for in the name of national Integrity.
I SINCERLEY WISH THAT THE CURRENT GOVERMENT OF THE NCP AND CONGRESS GETS TOPPLED BY RAJ THAKERAY'S MNS. |
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