Lucknow: Before the assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has made a big announcement for the youth. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has said that one lakh youth of the state will be given government jobs in the next six months. He told that appointment letters will be distributed every week in different phases. According to the Chief Minister, most of the recruitment examinations have been completed and now the process of releasing the results is going on. CM Yogi said that it is not good to see the youth waiting for a long time for a job. He has asked the commissions and recruitment boards to further reduce the deadline for releasing the results.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath made this announcement in the appointment letter distribution program organized under 'Mission Employment' in Lucknow on Tuesday. In the program, appointment letters were given to more than 3400 candidates selected for the posts of technical assistants in the Agriculture Department and market secretaries in the State Agricultural Production Market Council. CM says that when the institutions have been given complete freedom to work, then the results of recruitment should also come on time.
Mentioned about UP Board exam and results
The Chief Minister also targeted the previous governments. He said that earlier the UP Board examinations and results used to take a lot of time. He claimed that now the UP Board examinations are being completed in only 14 days and the results are also being declared in the next 14 days. He said that with this system, students of the state can get their results in a short time and start the process of admission in prestigious institutions of the country.
SP government also targeted
Attacking the Samajwadi Party, the Chief Minister alleged that there was no transparency in the recruitment process during the previous government and the youth had to face problems. He claimed that the present government has given government jobs to more than 9.30 lakh youth in the last nine years and no questions have been raised on any appointment. He said that earlier after the recruitment, the youth had to wait a long time for the examination, results and appointment. In many cases, due to disputes, a stay was imposed by the court, due to which both the time and age of the youth were affected.
'It was not the youth's fault, it was the system's fault'
Yogi said that it was not right to hold the youth responsible for unemployment. According to him, due to the earlier political system and corruption, qualified candidates had to face problems. He said that his government is taking the recruitment process forward with a policy of zero tolerance.