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Yogi announces 1 lakh government jobs in UP in 6 months
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has announced that one lakh more youth will get government appointment letters in the next six months. He said that so far, 9.5 lakh youth have…
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has announced that one lakh more youth will get government appointment letters in the next six months. He said that so far, 9.5 lakh youth have already received appointment letters across various departments in the state.
Speaking on the recruitment process, the chief minister said transparency has improved and accused previous governments of compromising recruitment boards and commissions by appointing relatives and close associates. He alleged that before 2017, the state's law and order situation was poor, with frequent riots and curfews, forcing youth to migrate for jobs.
The CM also criticised the appointment of the former UPPSC chairman, claiming the person was unfit for the post and that the court had to make a strict observation in the matter. He asserted that the state's image as a 'bimaru' state was due to the mindset of earlier governments, not the people of Uttar Pradesh.
Indian Opinion Analysis
Uttar Pradesh has one of the largest state government workforces in India, and recruitment drives have been a key political promise for successive governments. The Yogi government has repeatedly claimed to have conducted transparent exams, though allegations of paper leaks and irregularities have surfaced in some recruitments in the past. The state has over 3.5 crore registered job seekers on its employment portal, and lakhs apply for each government vacancy. With assembly elections due in 2027, the timing of this announcement carries political weight. The actual test of delivery will come in six months, when the government must issue the promised one lakh appointment letters through its departments and commissions.
Source: bazaar.businesstoday.in
This brief was synthesised by AI from the source linked above.
