Chief Minister pledges local jobs to curb migration

The chief minister said the government is focusing on generating jobs within the state to stem the flow of people moving elsewhere for work. In a statement released to the media, the leader emphasized that expanding local employment will address both economic and social concerns tied to migration. The administration plans to launch initiatives that encourage businesses to set up operations locally and to skill‑train the youth for available opportunities. While specific programmes were not detailed, the chief minister underscored the urgency of creating sustainable livelihoods to keep the workforce within the region. The announcement reflects a broader policy push to strengthen the state's economy and retain its human capital.