Thousands of youth converge in National Capital to protest lack of jobs

Agitators are associated with dozens of students' unions and youth organisations, including those affiliated to opposition parties; will take out the 'Young India Adhikar March' from Delhi's Red Fort

Office goers in Delhi were intrigued by traffic jams in the central parts of the city on Wednesday morning. But much bigger traffic snarls are on the anvil on Thursday. An estimated 30,000 young men and women from across the country have converged in the National Capital to protest lack of jobs.

The youngters, associated with dozens of students’ unions and youth organisations, including those affiliated to opposition parties, will take out the ‘Young India Adhikar March’ from Delhi’s Red Fort to Jantar Mantar on Thursday. The protesters have invited Union ministers Arun Jaitley and Piyush Goyal to the march.