Yogi Govt Hands Over Over 500 UP Teachers Appointment Letters

A record wave in government of the people, by the people, and for the people, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath distributed appointment letters to 494 assistant teachers and 49 lecturers at Lucknow's Lok Bhawan convention hall on Thursday. The candidates were chosen under the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) Prayagraj.

Talking about the day, CM Yogi said that "UP's new work culture modelled by 'fair and transparent recruitment process is an earning of pride for Uttar Pradesh". It is UP government jobs where the appointments are done on merit only, and not on recommendation, bribe, and arbitrariness.".

The newly appointed teachers appreciated and mentioned that they tried their best to acquire their respective roles seriously and were sincere while imparting education and sincere.

Ballia's Shailendra Kumar Singh, who was given the post of lecturer, said, "This is a dream come true. The process was totally transparent, and I will perform my responsibilities with honesty." Likewise, Ashish Kumar Singh, who was given the post of assistant lecturer in Social Science from Ballia, thanked the Chief Minister and said, "For the first time, the appointment was made without recommendations or any kind of allegation whatsoever."

Preeti Sharma from Aligarh, posted as assistant teacher Arts in Mathura, welcomed the "fair selection". Secondly putting forth the same opinion, Pooja Yadav from Mau and Ramesh Kumar from Mirzapur also thanked Chief Minister for the same.

Over 6 Lakh Recruitments Since 2017

According to government data, over 6 lakh youths have been recruited in UP government offices since the Yogi government took power in 2017.

CM Yogi instructed the newly appointed teachers to work hard in their responsibilities, emphasizing to them that the future of the children and of the country rests in their hands. Again, he reminded them that this trend of appointments is a motivating model before all those who want to be part of the state cadre.