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Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath ji, the BJP government has set an example of fair recruitment process by taking strict action against recruitment mafias since 2017. The government has shown its strong will by giving appointment letters to about 7 lakh youth.
Lucknow. The statement of Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya has come amid protests by candidates outside the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission in Prayagraj for the second day. While posting on X, Keshav Maurya said that the officers should listen sensitively to the demands of the students and find a solution quickly. Keshav Maurya wrote on X, the concerns of students regarding more than one day examination in PCS examination, not making private institutions centers and standardization process are serious and important. Students demand that the examinations should be completely fair and transparent, so that their hard work is respected and their future is secure.
Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath ji, the BJP government has set an example of fair recruitment process by taking strict action against recruitment mafias since 2017. The government has shown its strong will by giving appointment letters to about 7 lakh youth. All competent officers should listen sensitively to the demands of the students and find solutions quickly. Make sure that students’ precious time is not spent on agitation but on their preparation. The cases pending in the court should also be resolved quickly so that the future of no student remains in darkness.
Protest of students continues for the second day in Prayagraj. Hundreds of students have gathered outside the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission demanding cancellation of PCS and RO ARO exams in one shift and normalization on one day. However, the police has changed its strategy. A large number of police forces and PAC are deployed outside the Commission. The second day of the protest started with the students singing the national anthem. In the morning the District Magistrate and Commissioner once again came to talk to the agitating students. The District Magistrate spoke to the students through loudspeaker. Told the students- We are giving a platform for conversation for you. You can present your views before the Commission officials through your delegation. The officials repeatedly appealed to the candidates to end the protest.
