Before 2017, youths had to fight for their rights: CM

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Prior to 2017, the youths of Uttar Pradesh were forced to hold demonstrations and fight for their rights. With flawed intentions, corruption prevailed at every step of recruitment. Today, the government’s transparent work culture has removed every question raised on UP’s image, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stated on Wednesday.

“Right from assuming power in 2017, we worked with full commitment to empower the deserving youths. The transparency and honesty in our work culture have cleansed UP’s tarnished image. Earlier, youths had to fight for their rights, today, without any discrimination or recommendations, candidates are being selected and recruited in a time-bound manner,” Yogi Adityanath said.

As a part of the ‘Mission Rozgar’, the chief minister on the occasion distributed appointment letters to as many as 795 candidates selected in various departments through a fair and transparent recruitment process by the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission and Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission.

He went on to say that within the last six years, the administrative team, along with the public representatives, and the government, had worked to provide 100 per cent benefits of the schemes of the Central and state governments to the general public and its results were visible today.

“Toilets were provided to more than 2.61 crore people, houses were given to the poor, free cooking gas cylinders were given under the Ujjwala Yojana and benefits under every scheme were provided to the needy without any discrimination,” the chief minister said.

Yogi Adityanath emphasised that working in Uttar Pradesh, the most populous state of the country, was a matter of pride for any officer or personnel of the country, as it enabled them to work at any place or region across the country with the same ease.

Giving examples of honest officers, the chief minister urged the newly recruited candidates to perform their duties with utmost sensitivity, commitment and integrity, ensuring public welfare.

“Honesty and dedication will make you go a long way and achieve great heights,” he said.

Criticising the previous governments, Yogi Adityanath said, “When the government’s intentions are flawed and malicious, corruption exists at every step of selection and recruitment. When we took over the reins in March 2017, posts were lying vacant in every department. We completed the recruitment process of 1.64 lakh personnel in UP Police itself in six years. The absence of adequate police force resulted in a compromised law and order system earlier.”

He continued his attack on the previous government, saying, “Due to corruption in recruitment, unfortunately, some youth had to commit suicide. Nepotism was prevalent. Non-deserving people were appointed as chairpersons of the commissions. Lists were made and recruitments were purely biased.”

While addressing the candidates, Yogi Adityanath said, “You all are fortunate enough to get selected during the tenure of an honest government. You must discharge your duties with the same honesty and dedication and become the link between the government and the public in the best possible way.”

“I expect all of you to set a standard in front of the people with your work mechanism. You have been appointed after going through a transparent and fair selection process, the same honesty and loyalty should be towards the government as it will not only boost the state’s development but also will lead to increased public faith in the government,” he added.

Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak, Laxmi Narayan Chaudhary, Anil Rajbhar, AK Sharma, Nitin Agrawal, and Dinesh Pratap Singh, among other dignitaries remained present on the occasion.

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