Joblessness takes centre stage amid Parliament security breach: What data says about India's unemployment
farmers' troubles and Manipur violence, NDTV quoted sources as saying. As more information and developments in the case come to light, media reports suggested that at least four of the six accused were unemployed at the time of the incident. The mother of one of the accused, Neelam, said her daughter was upset over not getting a job.
"She used to tell me that she is so highly qualified but has no job," Neelam's mother said. Meanwhile, her brother said Neelam had "qualified BA, MA, B.Ed, M.Ed, CTET, M.Phil and NET". Another accused Amol Shinde, who reportedly wanted to join the Army or the police, "seemed frustrated at being jobless," his father was quoted by the Times of India as saying.
The report added that "engineer" Manoranjan, the third accused in the case, was "unemployed by choice". Meanwhile, the fourth person, Sagar Sharma is said to be an e-rickshaw driver. He was driving a rented e-rickshaw for the past three months, the TOI report said.
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