Airport Jobs Mumbai incident follows a viral video showing hundreds of jobseekers in a chaotic struggle during an interview in Ankleshwar, Gujarat.
Days after a viral video captured chaotic scenes of jobseekers jostling at a walk-in interview in Ankleshwar, Gujarat’s Bharuch district, another incident has shaken Mumbai. Reports emerge of a similar frenzy as crowds surged during a recruitment drive, highlighting the desperation among job hunters amidst economic challenges. Authorities are under scrutiny as questions arise over crowd management and employment policies in these unsettling times.
Over 25,000 applicants swarmed Mumbai airport for 25,000 airport loader positions, causing a stampede-like situation. Air India Airport Services Limited staff struggled to control the crowd, leading to long waits without food or water, leaving many unwell. Airport loaders are vital for loading and unloading aircraft luggage, cargo, and supplies.
Stampede scare in Mumbai as over 25,000 hopefuls throng for 22,000 airport job openings. Chaos ensued as aspiring candidates lined up for coveted positions, highlighting the intense competition and economic pressures driving job seekers across the city. The incident underscores the urgency for equitable employment opportunities amidst escalating demand and workforce challenges in urban centers like Mumbai.
Airport loaders’ salaries range from ₹20,000 to ₹25,000 per month, often exceeding ₹30,000 with overtime. Candidates like Prathameshwar, a BBA student from Buldhana, travel long distances for opportunities due to high unemployment. His story reflects the challenges and aspirations of job seekers in today’s competitive market.
Stampede-Like Chaos at Mumbai Airport as 2,216 + Applicants Flood Recruitment Drive for 2,216 Loader Vacancies. Air India Airport Services Limited staff overwhelmed as hopefuls jostle for forms, enduring hours without food or water.
In Mumbai, candidates like Prathameshwar from Buldhana, a second-year BBA student, highlight the stark realities of job hunting amidst economic pressures. Despite his academic pursuit, Prathameshwar finds himself vying for a handyman position offering ₹22,500 monthly. Reflecting on the scarcity of jobs, he voices a plea for more government initiatives to alleviate unemployment.
Similarly, another applicant with a BA degree and an MCom holder from Rajasthan’s Alwar exemplify the mismatch between qualifications and job requirements. Despite their educational backgrounds, they seek employment as airport loaders, where physical strength outweighs formal education.
These stories come in the wake of recent incidents like the overcrowded job fair in Bharuch, Gujarat, where 1,800 hopefuls competed for just 10 positions, underscoring the desperation and competition in today’s job market. Such scenes highlight the pressing need for inclusive economic policies and robust employment opportunities.
Congress Criticizes BJP’s Gujarat Model Over Unemployment Video.
The Congress has seized upon a video to criticize the BJP’s “Gujarat model,” alleging it exposes the ruling party’s approach to unemployment nationwide. In response, local BJP MP Mansukh Vasava attributed blame to the private firm, suggesting the incident occurred due to unclear vacancy criteria during what was supposed to be a limited hiring process of just 10 positions. Meanwhile, Congress MP Varsha Gaikwad has used the Mumbai airport video to further highlight the unemployment issue and direct criticism towards the BJP.
The Mumbai airport incident sparks political debate. Congress criticizes BJP’s Gujarat model for unemployment while BJP MP blames private firm. Congress MP Varsha Gaikwad raises concerns over rising unemployment.
Mumbai North Central MP highlights youth unemployment crisis, expressing concerns over job scarcity.
The Member of Parliament from Mumbai North Central has raised an alarming issue regarding the youth unemployment crisis, stating that in the past decade, job scarcity has reached such dire levels that young people are resorting to extreme measures. She emphasized that the desperation for employment has led to situations where youth are willing to take drastic actions, even likening it to readiness for military service abroad. Her remarks underscore the severity of the economic challenges faced by India’s youth today.
