Delhi Police on Wednesday organised a job fair for YUVA candidates in National Capital’s Southern range. More than 600 under 18 years of age and YUVA aspirants appeared in the online interview and around 16 reputed companies participated in the programme. Police also provided the jobs to juveniles trained under the ‘Sankalp scheme’ in West Delhi.
Delhi Police Commissioner, S N Shrivastava addressed the participants and encouraged the aspirants to give their best in their field of duty and also desired that they should continue to keep going on the path they have chosen and should never look back at the mistakes they had done in the past.
He also stressed upon the dedication of Delhi Police to engage with youth in a constructive manner at all levels. He directed all to continue this initiative with full vigour.
YUVA is a novel Ãnitiative of Delhi Police for rehabilitation of such youth, who had either got involved in petty offences, but now not active in crime and other Juveniles/youth, who need to be weaned away from path of crime/anti-social activities as well as the youth (both boys and girls) from weaker section of the society, having propensity towards crime, to bring them back to the mainstream of Society and make them live their lives with dignity.
According to officials, Delhi Police is dedicated for the rehabilitation of juveniles and youth, who may go astray for want of better opportunities under the able guidance of CP Delhi and patronage of Delhi Lieutenant Governor.
“Delhi Police concluded three days Virtual Mega Job Fair (November 2-4, 2020) organized at GOs Mess North District at Alipur Road, Civil Lines, Delhi. More than 600 interested candidates from all 15 Districts of Delhi Police participated in the Job Fair, virtually connected from their designated places in respective Districts. These aspirants appeared in the online interview for 16 Reputed Companies for getting suitable placements at a monthly salary of Rs. 12,000- Rs. 20,000/- per month,” said the official.