Dhanteras turned out to be a momentous occasion for thousands of youth in Uttar Pradesh as Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath officially handed over appointment letters to 4,543 newly selected police personnel. The atmosphere at the venue was filled with immense enthusiasm as the candidates reaped the rewards of their hard work and perseverance. During the distribution ceremony, the Chief Minister engaged in a direct dialogue with the youth, emphasizing the unwavering transparency of the recruitment process while posing three specific questions regarding how they secured their positions.
The Three Direct Questions Raised By The Chief Minister
While addressing the newly appointed police personnel, Yogi Adityanath asked them three pointed questions about their recruitment journey. First, he inquired whether any of the candidates felt the need to seek external recommendations or political lobbying to clear the selection stages. Following that, he asked whether anyone had engaged in financial transactions at their own level or if anyone had approached them with offers involving money.
The third question focused on whether anyone attempted to use intimidation or undue pressure to secure their appointment letter. Addressing the crowd himself, the Chief Minister noted that the third scenario was practically out of the question and impossible under the current governance model. He congratulated all the selected candidates on successfully clearing the rigorous selection process and wished them a bright future ahead in uniform.
Dhanteras Gift Of Employment For The Youth
Highlighting the significance of the festival day, the Chief Minister remarked that receiving government jobs on Dhanteras is a special blessing. He reiterated that the ongoing mission to provide employment to the state youth will continue without stopping, wavering, or bowing down to any pressure. The Chief Minister also mentioned that certain appointment letters are currently being held back and will be formally presented after the formation of the government for a third consecutive term. This statement underscored the administration's long-term commitment to continuous job creation in the state.
Transparency And Upcoming Teacher Recruitment Drive
Reiterating the policy changes implemented over the past few years, the Chief Minister stated that ever since 2017, the youth of Uttar Pradesh have been securing government jobs completely free of bribery, nepotism, and political recommendations. The administrative machinery is now dedicated to honoring genuine hard work and raw talent. Expanding on future employment plans, he announced that the government is fully prepared to distribute appointment letters to 25,000 teachers in the near future.
According to official figures presented during the event, the current administration has already distributed appointment letters to over one lakh young individuals across various departments. He made it clear that this momentum of merit-based hiring will continue unabated in the coming days. This transparent framework has significantly boosted the confidence of aspirants who previously felt sidelined by corruption in public sector recruitment.
Finance Minister Suresh Khanna Addresses The Gathering
The ceremonial event, hosted at the Reserve Police Line, also featured an address by state Finance Minister Suresh Khanna. He congratulated the selected candidates and noted that they are being entrusted with a noble responsibility that many aspire to shoulder throughout their lives, though only a fortunate few get the opportunity. He emphasized that every single candidate standing on the stage earned their position purely through merit and without any systemic bias.
Concluding his remarks, the Finance Minister told the gathering that this milestone serves as a broader message for society, proving that persistent hard work and dedication always yield desired results in life. He urged the new recruits to discharge their duties with utmost integrity, maintain public trust, and contribute actively towards strengthening law and order across the state.
