UP CM keeps jobs promise, distributed appointment letters to 818 candidates, retaritates assurance of providing 1L jobs in next 6 months
Lucknow, 19 Sept (HS): Today was a very special day for the youth of Uttar Pradesh. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath presented appointment letters to 818 candidates selected in various departments at a ceremony held at the Lok Bhavan a
CHIEF MINISTER YOGI ADITYANATH ADDRESSING THE NATURAL FARMING WORKSHOP 2026.


Lucknow, 19 Sept (HS): Today was a very special day for the

youth of Uttar Pradesh. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath presented appointment

letters to 818 candidates selected in various departments at a ceremony held at

the Lok Bhavan auditorium in Lucknow. These included candidates from the

departments of Medical and Health Services, AYUSH, Vocational Education and

Skill Development, and Industry. The Chief Minister personally handed over

appointment letters to 21 selected candidates, while the remaining candidates received

their appointment letters through their respective departments.

In the program organized in

Lucknow for the distribution of appointment letters to the candidates selected

by UPPSC and UPSSSC for various departmental positions, he said, “Not a single

recruitment happened honestly before the year 2017. Uttar Pradesh has been a

consistent revenue surplus state for the past 6 years. Appointment letters to

more than 1 lakh youths will be given in next 6 months. Today we have succeeded

in more than tripling UP's Per Capita Income, economy, women workforce, and

budget. Today, UP is achieving exports worth millions of crores. This work

could have been done even before the year 2017. In the Samajwadi Party's

government, those who hadn't applied got their appointment letters distributed,

while the poor souls who did apply were left just watching. Those who have

harmed the youth of UP, who have tampered with their future. UP will no longer

tolerate such people now.”

In Lucknow, during the appointment letter distribution

program for candidates selected for various departmental posts by UPPSC and

UPSSSC, CM Yogi said that when recruitment boards and commissions do not fall

prey to any politics of governance and the examinations are completed in a

transparent and fair manner, then the results are visible like this. The

results of the 9.5 lakh appointment letters that we have distributed

transparently in various departments are in front of us. Before 2017, there

used to be riots in UP every other day, curfews were imposed for months, no one

was safe, the then government had discredited the entire process by placing its

brothers and nephews in the recruitment boards and commissions.

He said that not a single recruitment was done honestly.

Youth were fleeing, facing a well on one side and a ditch on the other. In the

name of Uttar Pradesh, no one would provide them with accommodation facility.

This situation was terrifying for any youth. Uttar Pradesh became a sick state

due to the sick mentality of the then government. Uttar Pradesh wasn't sick,

the government's mentality was sick, and the working system was corrupt. He

further warned that those who created a ruckus before 2017 regarding the

distribution of appointment letters should note that within the next six

months, we will be giving appointment letters to 100,000 youth. He also said

that before 2017, a person who was not even qualified for the position was

appointed Chairman of the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission. When the

ruckus erupted, the court had to order that he be sent to jail, let him rot in

jail for the rest of his life. He had created an identity crisis for the youth

of Uttar Pradesh.

Meanwhile, in a post on X, he mentioned, “The double-engine

government is providing new identity to the dreams of the youth by handing over

appointment letters to them and infusing new energy into the service of the

state. Today, in Lucknow, appointment letters will be provided to 818 selected

candidates from various departments. Advance congratulations to all the youth

who are about to take on their new responsibilities, and best wishes for a

bright future.”

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi


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