JOBAT: A disgruntled youth entered into a heated argument with BJP candidate from Jobat and three time sitting MLA Madho Singh Dawar on Sunday over 'lack of employment opportunities' in the state. Dawar was on his his campaign tour of Alirajpur district and was addressing a public meeting at Umda village, when the youth stood up and raised some sharp questions for the neta."What have you done over the years for the employment of rural and tribal youths," the youth asked. Before Dawar could even begin to answer, the youth said, "There is only one teacher for several schools in villages around here and the teacher too is reluctant to teach. This is the state of education here. Youths are moving around unemployed."Dawar's supporters tried to intervene but in vain. The youth continued his rant. Losing patience, Dawar retorted and said, "If you want to vote for me, then vote, otherwise don't. "The 56-year-old neta has been given ticket by BJP for the fourth time from Jobat. He was first elected in 2003, after which in 2008 he lost to Sulochana Rawat. He won again in 2013, defeating Rawat's son Vishal who is contesting independently this time.After the incident, Dawar said, "The young man had come prepared with a script and was planted in his meting by some other group."While highlighting the plans for the youngsters and unemployed youths in rural areas, Dawar said, "We will train youth through skill development centers and will be providing them with loans to open their own businesses here."

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