CM Yogi:
At today’s massive job and loan fair, which was held in Ambedkar Nagar at the district level, Yogi Adityanath was speaking.
With important dates set for the state’s largest-ever police recruitment drive, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath declared on Saturday that August would be a “pivotal month” for Uttar Pradesh. Encouraging young people from every district to apply, this recruitment campaign is unmatched in its scope and openness. Adityanath added that women would be given preference for about 20% of the positions in this drive.The huge employment and loan fair that was held today in Ambedkar Nagar at the district level was the topic of his speech.
CM Yogi targets ‘chacha-bhatija’
When discussing the development that UP has brought about, he attacked past administrations, claiming that there had been riots and disorder, mafia dominance, and a lack of safety for businesspeople and girls. UP is now, nevertheless, a fantastic place to invest. Future games would not be allowed, CM Yogi declared. “The ‘chacha-bhatija’ gang used to go out for’recovery’ when roles were opened up for young people. Akhilesh Yadav was targeted by Chief Minister Yogi, who declared, “Now, if anyone does this, we will confiscate their property and distribute it among the poor, welfare houses for women.”
Youth under district-level mega employment received recruitment letters from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath at the function. Additionally, under the Swami Vivekananda Yuva Sashaktikaran Yojana, he gave tablets to students and loans to qualified applicants chosen under several initiatives.
Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, made a significant announcement on Saturday: she will hire 20% of women for the UP Police’s impending openings. He declared that these policewomen will successfully deal with the perpetrators, taking a strong stance against crimes against women.
In order to effectively handle the miscreants, CM Yogi announced that an exam will be held to fill sixty thousand positions in the UP Police, with twenty percent of those positions going to women.