Distributing appointment letters to 6,696 assistant teachers out of a total vacancy of 69,000 thereby completing the much-awaited process in Lucknow on Friday, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath warned of strict action against those spreading canards against the transparent recruitment system adopted by the Uttar Pradesh government.
He asserted that the Government had already vacated jails for such unscrupulous elements. Referring to the upcoming examination for PET, the chief minister said, “We are going to conduct the country's largest examination in which the number of examinees will be over 30 lakh.”
At a function held at Lok Bhawan in Lucknow, Yogi personally handed over appointment letters to 10 appointees while 240 newly-appointed teachers were present on the occasion. The rest of the successful candidates will be handed over appointment letters in their respective districts. These assistant teachers were recruited in Government schools against the 69,000 vacant posts under the Basic Education Council.
Congratulating the newly-appointed assistant teachers, the chief minister said that the government and its department had completed the recruitment process with sincerity and fairness which proved to be helpful for youths in achieving their goals.