DW BUREAU / PATIALA Unemployed youths protesting outside Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh's residence here were brutally beaten by the police on Sunday. AAP MLA from Barnala and Youth Wing president Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer on Monday met the injured unemployed youth and said that the beating of nation's builders was highly reprehensible. Speaking on the occasion, Hayer said that Capt Amarinder Singh, who had made big promises to the youth before the elections, was now raining batons on the youth demanding their rights. He said that the youth were roaming unemployed, but Capt Amarinder Singh was sitting comfortably in his farm house and living a peaceful life. Lashing out at the Capt government over the suicide attempt by an unemployed youth after police brutality, Hayer said that in the last four and half years Capt Amarinder Singh had not fulfilled a single promise in the state and was always running away from his promises. He further said that the youth had enthusiastically supported Capt Amarinder Singh hoping that he would provide them employment but now Capt Amarinder Singh was reneging on his promises. Hayer said that the current state of unemployment in Punjab was that the government was failing to provide employment to the unemployed despite charging crores of rupees in the name of new recruitments. The AAP leader said that posts in the government departments of Punjab were being abolished due to which the youth were facing more risk of unemployment. He said that in the 2022 elections, the youth of Punjab would give Capt Amarinder Singh a befitting reply. (editor@dailyworld.in)