Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday attended the appointment letter distribution ceremony for 1,146 newly selected Junior Assistants in the Revenue Department, recruited through the fair and transparent selection process of the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission. During the programme, the Chief Minister handed over appointment letters to the newly selected candidates. Their faces lit up with joy as they received the appointment letters from the Chief Minister.
On the occasion, CM Yogi also distributed cheques of ₹5 lakh each as financial assistance to women beneficiaries from various districts under the Mukhyamantri Krishak Durghatna Kalyan Yojana.
The newly selected Junior Assistants expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for ensuring transparency and a corruption-free recruitment process. Vivek Singh, a resident of Sitapur, said he had been preparing for a government job for the past three years. The entire recruitment process was conducted transparently. He said receiving his appointment letter from the Chief Minister on the occasion of Bhai Dooj was an extremely joyful moment for him. His entire family is delighted with his selection.
Ankita Singh from Gorakhpur said, “Candidates who worked hard had secured appointments. After three years of preparation, my dream of getting a government job had finally come true.”
Ashiya Bano from Agra, who has been selected for the same post, described the occasion as a proud moment. Currently serving as a Revenue Lekhpal, she has secured a government job for the second time during the Yogi government’s tenure. She described receiving her appointment letter from the Chief Minister as an unexpected and delightful experience.
Meanwhile, Dheeraj Kumar from Pilibhit said his five years of hard work had finally paid off. He added that apart from filling out the application form, he had incurred no additional expenses during the entire recruitment process, which was also free from corruption.
On the occasion, the Chief Minister handed over financial assistance cheques to women beneficiaries under the Krishak Durghatna Kalyan Yojana. Poonam from Raebareli received a cheque of ₹5 lakh under the scheme. She said she would use the amount to support her children’s education and meet household expenses.
Guddi Devi said, “The assistance would help me sustain my family and ensure my children’s education.” Ramakanti Pandey shared that there was no earning member in her family, and the financial assistance of ₹5 lakh would provide much-needed support in meeting household expenses and funding her children’s education.
Seema, a resident of Amethi, also expressed her gratitude to the Chief Minister, saying that the financial assistance would enable her to educate her children.
Vivek from Sitapur, Ankita from Gorakhpur and Dheeraj from Pilibhit thank CM Yogi for transparent recruitment process
Agra’s Ashiya Bano secures a govt job for the second time under the Yogi govt, becomes Junior Assistant after serving as a Revenue Lekhpal
Mukhyamantri Krishak Durghatna Kalyan Yojana provides support to families in need; women beneficiaries receive cheques of ₹5 lakh each
