Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath claimed that under Mission Rozgar, government jobs have been provided to about 4 lakh youth in the state in a fair and transparent manner in the last four years. Eligible candidates were recruited in a time-bound manner following rules, he said, adding the recruitment process will continue in a transparent manner in the future too.
The chief minister said that the government is working with full commitment to the welfare of the poor, villagers, farmers, labourers, women and youth. “Under Mission Rozgar, more and more youth have been provided jobs and self-employment. The recruitments are done by the state government with complete transparency and honesty, providing opportunities to talented youth. The reservation rules have been followed to provide employment to the poor and deprived sections of the society,” the CM said.
A government spokesperson said on Sunday that under the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission, exercise instructors, regional youth welfare and regional development officers (general selection) and regional youth welfare and regional training officers have been appointed. The final result for the selection of 531 candidates of Vikas Dal Adhikari has been declared.
The spokesman said that on October 16 last year, appointment letters were distributed to 31,277 assistant teachers of the Basic Education Council during the corona pandemic. After that, online appointment letters/posting orders were issued to 3,317 assistant teachers of government secondary schools.
Appointment letters given away to 1,438 newly-selected junior engineers of Irrigation and Water Resources department and later, the 37,000 selected assistant teachers of government primary schools were given appointment letters. As many as 3,209 fresh appointments were made for the operators of Irrigation and Water Resources department.
Besides, jobs were given to 1,065 Ayurveda/Homeopathic medical officers of the department of AYUSH, 436 assistant teachers of government secondary schools, 97 sub-divisional officers in the State Subordinate Services and 271 block education officers under the Basic Education department. The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission has selected candidates for the posts of deputy superintendent of police in the Provincial Police Service.