Lucknow : After receiving appointment letters from chief minister Yogi Adityanath , the newly appointed junior assistants expressed their gratitude to govt and thanked the CM for ensuring a transparent and unbiased recruitment process.
Poonam from Rae Bareli received a cheque for Rs 5 lakh and said she would use the amount for her children’s education and household expenses. Ramakanti Pandey said the Rs 5 lakh would help with her children’s education and household expenses.
Vivek Singh from Sitapur said he had been preparing for a govt job for three years and that the entire recruitment process had been conducted transparently. Ankita Singh from Gorakhpur said candidates who had genuinely worked hard had received appointments. “Apart from filling out the form, there was no additional expense anywhere in the entire process, and there was no corruption,” he said. Guddi Devi said the assistance would help her support her family and fund her children’s education.
His entire family was delighted that he had qualified for the job. She added that her dream of securing a govt job had been fulfilled after three years of preparation. Ashiya Bano from Agra, who is currently working as a lekhpal, described the appointment as a proud moment. For Dheeraj Kumar from Pilibhit, success came after five years of hard work. Those who received financial assistance under the CM Farmer Accident Welfare Scheme also expressed their gratitude. Seema from Amethi also thanked the CM, saying the money would enable her to educate her children.