Lucknow. Uttar Pradesh Police got 4,543 new sub-inspectors on Friday. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath distributed appointment letters to the candidates selected under the fair and transparent recruitment process. As soon as the appointment letters came in hand, the faces of the youth lit up with happiness.
The newly selected sub-inspectors described the recruitment process as transparent and fast and said that apart from the application fee, they did not have to pay any additional amount to anyone. The selected candidates described it as the result of their hard work and ability.
Seven years of hard work paid off, Prashant's dream came true
Badaun resident Prashant Kumar has been selected for the post of Sub Inspector Civil Police. He told that he had been preparing for this exam for the last seven years. This time his hard work was successful. Prashant said that earlier there were complaints of irregularities in the recruitment processes, but this time the selection process remained transparent.
At the same time, Sumit Sharma, selected for the post of Sub-Inspector, told that he had started preparations from the year 2022. The entire recruitment process was completed in a short time. He said that while in police service, he will not allow injustice to anyone.
Received appointment letter on Dhanteras, Shivi said blessings of Mahalakshmi
Shivi Sharma said that the experience of the recruitment process was very good. He got success after almost a year of preparation. Getting the appointment letter on the day of Dhanteras before Diwali is like a blessing from Mahalakshmi for them.
She said that when no one had to pay bribe for selection, she would work with full honesty and responsibility in the job also. Helping the poor and needy will be his priority.
Udayveer, retired from the army, became sub-inspector.
Bareilly resident Udayveer Singh Katheria is retired from the army. He has also been selected for the post of Sub-Inspector Civil Police. He said that he got this opportunity because of the fair recruitment process. The recruitment process is being completed in a transparent manner under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
Muzaffarnagar resident Anshu Chaudhary also praised the recruitment process and said that completing the entire process in just one year is a big thing for the youth.
He expressed his resolve to put into practice the lessons learned during the training and fulfill his responsibilities with full honesty.
Had a dream of police service since childhood, now the aim is to provide justice to the poor.
Bareilly resident Raja Babu said that apart from the prescribed fee for the application, he did not have to spend any extra money at any stage.
Since childhood, I had a dream to serve in the police department, which has now been fulfilled. He said that his priority would be to provide justice to the poor, exploited and deprived people.