Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday distributed appointment letters to 1,146 newly selected junior assistants in the Revenue Department. On this occasion, assistance amounting to Rs 215 crore was transferred online to the accounts of 4,300 farmer families under the Chief Minister Farmer Accident Welfare Scheme.
The Chief Minister said that the campaign to provide government jobs to the youth in the state will continue till January 26. A big program of distribution of appointment letters will be organized on an average on the fifth day of every month. He claimed that till now 9.5 lakh youth have been given appointment letters for government jobs in the state. The target is to appoint one lakh more youth by January 26.
Yogi said that the recruitment process in his government is transparent and fair. Before 2017, deserving youth did not get opportunities due to recommendations, corruption and nepotism. He accused Samajwadi Party and Congress of irregularities in recruitment processes and playing with the future of the youth.
The Chief Minister appealed to the newly appointed employees to work with honesty, integrity and sensitivity. He said that every citizen coming to government offices should be treated with respect.
Yogi said that till now more than 2.30 lakh appointments have been made in Uttar Pradesh Police. The recruitment of 32 thousand policemen has been completed, while the recruitment of more than 42 thousand Home Guard jawans is in the final stage.
Referring to the Kisan Yojana, he said that till now assistance of Rs 5,833 crore 50 lakh has been given to 1,40,196 farmer families. Agricultural laborers and sharecropper families are now also included in the scheme.
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