The newly appointed forest inspectors praised the Mission Rozgar and expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. They emphasised how, under the Yogi government, recruitment in all departments is conducted with fairness and transparency.
Kirti Singh, hailing from Kanpur Dehat, received her appointment letter for the position of forest inspector and shared her gratitude, saying, “This government had earlier appointed me as a lekhpal, and now I have another opportunity. I am now faced with the decision of which job to choose.”
She expressed her appreciation, highlighting that the government supports both youth and women. “Previously, women were afraid of stepping out of their homes, but today government jobs are being filled with complete transparency,” she said.
“The chief minister has done an excellent job by ensuring fair appointments to vacant positions. I am grateful to this government for this remarkable initiative, which enables even a child from a poor family to appear in exams with dignity and confidence,” she added.
Another appointee Shweta Saxena remarked: “As far as I know, no government has ever claimed to conduct exams as fairly as this one. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi, appointments in the state are being made with complete transparency, ensuring no discrimination of any kind. Our chief minister has provided equal opportunities to everyone, especially empowering women to succeed. As a result, today, 140 women have been appointed as Forest inspectors.”
Shivendra Kant Singh from Ghaziabad, upon receiving his appointment letter for the position of forest inspector, expressed his gratitude, saying, “The chief minister directed that government appointments be conducted with full transparency, and today, as a result of that, I and many other youths have been selected as forest inspectors. I am extremely happy today, and I am proud to say that I did not have to pay any fee during this selection process. I am deeply grateful to the chief minister for making this possible.”
Shashank Singh from Varanasi expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the chief minister and the UP Subordinate Services Selection Commission for ensuring a simple and transparent appointment process.
He said, “I faced no difficulties throughout the entire process. Whether it was the preliminary exam, main exam, physical test, or medical test, all were conducted with utmost transparency and fairness, and in a timely manner. My family and I are deeply grateful to this government for providing such an opportunity.”
Kirti Singh from Ghaziabad was overjoyed with her appointment as forest inspector. She praised the government for ensuring full transparency and fairness throughout the recruitment process, from the examination to the distribution of appointment letters.
“For this appointment, I did not have to make any recommendations or pay any fees,” she said. Expressing her gratitude to the chief minister for facilitating a transparent process, Kirti emphasised that she has always carried out her work and responsibilities with complete honesty.
Naveen Dubey from Jaunpur district, expressing his heartfelt gratitude to the chief minister, said, “This government has provided me with the appointment with complete integrity. It is fully committed to offering employment to the youth promptly, and today, job opportunities are being provided without any fees.”
