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distributes appointment letters to Junior Analysts (Medicine) and Dental

Hygienists recruits in Lucknow

Commission

chairman's degree falsified, but he was making selections: Yogi

So

far, over 9 lakh youth given govt jobs: Yogi

Faces

of youth blossomed upon receiving appointment letter

Lucknow,

03 May (HS): The shattering of a young person's dream is not just a betrayal of

that youth but also a betrayal of the future of the coming generation and

hinders development. Uttar Pradesh was not a sick state by itself; dishonesty

and corruption through discrimination in the selection process had made this

state sick and chaotic. As a state under curfew for months, no one felt safe in

Uttar Pradesh and there was so much discrimination in the selection process

that the Honourable Court had to stop it. The situation was such that our

Deputy Chief Minister was saying that someone else took the exam and someone

else received the appointment letter.

Chief

Minister Yogi Adityanath made these remarks on Sunday at a program to

distribute appointment letters to newly selected junior analysts

(pharmaceuticals) and dental hygienists held in the Lok Bhavan auditorium in

the capital. On this occasion, he handed out appointment letters to 357 junior

analysts (pharmaceuticals) newly selected by the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate

Services Selection Commission for the Food Safety and Drug Administration

Department and 252 dental hygienists newly selected for the Medical and Health

Department.

Recalling

an incident during his tenure as a Member of Parliament (MP) for Gorakhpur, he

said, Once, I was traveling somewhere. It was 4-5 pm. The highway ahead

was jammed. I asked why it was jammed. Police officers came and told me that a

young man had committed suicide. The village where the suicide occurred was

part of my constituency. I got out of my car and said, 'I will go and meet the

people.' The officers told me, There is a lot of anger among the

people. Don't go. I said, 'Brother, if there is anger today, I will have to go

to seek votes in the future, and even then there will be anger.' I said, 'I

will go.' People looked at me and calmed down. I was very shocked. I met the

family of the young man who had committed suicide. I asked how this incident

happened. The family said, 'His name had appeared in the merit list for the

Uttar Pradesh Police recruitment, but he was not given the appointment letter,

and because of this, he became depressed and committed suicide.'

He

said that every young person at that time was distressed by the recruitment

process of the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission and the Uttar Pradesh

Secondary Education Selection Commission, and the court's comments. Nine years

had passed, and a great deal had changed in those nine years. Many of you may

have been minors at the time. They don't know about that time: that someone who

wasn't eligible to become chairman, and someone with a fake degree was making

selections as chairman of the commission. This kind of chaos prevailed during

the Samajwadi Party government, where money transactions took place, and

recruitments were prevented.

Discussing

appointments and development work since 2017, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath

said that if there is a will to work, a clear government policy, and a clear

intention, then results are achieved. Today, as a result of efforts in this

direction, we have provided government jobs to over 900,000 young people. This

is a record for the highest number of recruitment processes conducted safely

and transparently, both in Uttar Pradesh and in any state in the country. The

Subordinate Selection Commission alone will complete 32,000 recruitments this

year, and the Education Selection Commission will also complete the recruitment

process for thousands of teachers. Similarly, the Uttar Pradesh Public Service

Commission has approximately 15,000 recruitments. The Uttar Pradesh Police

Recruitment and Promotion Board has currently completed the recruitment exams

for sub-inspectors and home guards. If we combine these, there are

approximately 45,000, and approximately the same number of recruitments are

underway. Within a year, i.e., by 26-27, there will be 150,000 recruitments in

Uttar Pradesh.

Talking

about the transparency and fairness of the recruitment process, he said that we

have also made strict laws to ensure that there is no breach in the recruitment

process in UP. If anyone is found indulging in any kind of malpractice in the

recruitment process, we have a law to punish him with life imprisonment and

confiscate his entire property. Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak, Minister

of State for Health Mayankeshwar Sharan Singh, Minister of AYUSH Department

Daya Shankar Mishra Dayalu, Principal Secretary Food and Drug Administration

Roshan Jacob and all the important officials were present in the program.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi