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| Another 2,500 youth to receive appointment letters on Tuesday: CM Yogi | | |  Early Times Report
MEERUT, Sept 21: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath welcomed Bharatiya Janata Party National President Nitin Nabin at the 'Yuva Samvad' program in Meerut, the land of revolution. He stated, "As soon as we assumed office, we created a transparent system for government recruitment for the youth. So far, 9.50 lakh young people have been given government jobs. 'Mission Rojgar' resumed the day before yesterday. Again on Tuesday morning, 2,500 youth will receive appointment letters. We will provide jobs to one lakh youth in six months. This process will continue uninterrupted."
CM Yogi took a dig, stating, "Those who are questioning me are the very people under whose regime not a single recruitment was conducted fairly. As soon as an advertisement was issued, the Mahabharata's relations, 'chacha bhatija', bhai, mama etc., would set out to collect money. Police stations and tehsils would be sold. During the SP regime, even those who had not appeared for the examination were given appointment letters. The UP Public Service Commission conducted an examination in which 56 out of 86 candidates belonged to the same caste. The person who topped it had passed High School, Intermediate and graduation in the third division. The rest of his education happened at the mercy of God. An ineligible person was made the chairman."
Chief Minister stated, "Every youth should have the spirit of Nation First. The double-engine government is providing a platform for youthful energy. Work has been done in every sector for youth power as well as for all sections of society." He called upon the youth to "compare with previous governments and promote healthy competition." Swami Vivekananda said that it is not important how much wealth your education enables you to earn, but how much sense of dedication towards the nation it creates. CM told students and youth, "There are possibilities for you in every field. Develop your career accordingly."
CM referred to the Mahabharata, Hastinapur, and Meerut during the freedom struggle and said Meerut has witnessed several eras with its own eyes. When the call for India's independence was given, Uttar Pradesh played an extremely important role. The spark Mangal Pandey ignited in Barrackpore shook the throne of Delhi when it spread to Meerut under the leadership of Kotwal Dhan Singh Gurjar. Rani Lakshmibai in Jhansi, Nana Sahib in Bithoor and Tatya Tope carried the movement forward. No town or district in Uttar Pradesh was spared from the outcry against British rule for India's independence. "Our unity had shaken the very foundations of British power." |
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