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| Major recruitment event every week, one lakh youth to get government jobs in 6 months: CM | | |  Early Times Report
Lucknow, Sept 20: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, launching a sharp attack on the Opposition, said, “Those who could not do it will always speak. Those who made Uttar Pradesh a BIMARU state through their inaction and incompetence, their inefficiency and idleness have been witnessed by UP and the country. Such people should have no right today to speak about the UP Police or the state’s system.”
Chief Minister Yogi stated, “The Opposition may keep counting, while the government will continue making appointments. Appointment letters were given to 818 youth on Saturday, 912 will be given on Sunday, and more will be distributed on September 22. Along with providing government jobs to one lakh youth in the next 6 months, a major recruitment event will be held every week in the state.”
Chief Minister Yogi was addressing the appointment letter distribution ceremony of the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board’s Clerical Cadre Direct Recruitment-2023 at Lok Bhawan on Sunday. He handed over appointment letters to 912 candidates selected for the posts of Police Sub-Inspector (Confidential), Police Assistant Sub-Inspector (Clerical) and Police Assistant Sub-Inspector (Accounts). Chief Minister Yogi congratulated all the newly selected candidates on becoming part of the UP Police.
Chief Minister Yogi stated, “When a deserving candidate is selected through a fair and transparent examination, it is not merely an achievement for the candidate’s family, but also a symbol of the common man’s trust in the government. Before 2017, youth felt disappointed and frustrated because of irregularities in the recruitment process. Nepotism had gripped the entire system to such an extent that transparency and integrity could not even be imagined.”
He said, “As soon as a recruitment advertisement was issued, youth used to feel that selection would not be possible without recommendations and transactions. Questions were raised over the integrity of the examination and selection process, and cases of paper leaks came to light.”
Chief Minister Yogi alleged that there had been recruitments in the UP Police in which one person took the examination while the appointment letter was given to someone else. Appointment letters were distributed to people who had not even applied, while deserving candidates were sidelined.
He said, “After the government was formed in 2017, reforms were made to ensure complete transparency in the recruitment process. Changes were made in the recruitment processes of the Police Recruitment and Promotion Board, Public Service Commission, Subordinate Services Selection Commission and education-related recruitments. Interviews were abolished for Group C and Group D recruitment so that deserving candidates would not face discrimination at any level.”
He added that now, from advertisement to examination, appointment letter, training and posting in districts, no candidate would need to seek any recommendation. There will also be no discrimination against anyone. Everyone will get an opportunity based on their merit, ability and performance. |
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