New appointees thank CM for transparent selection process
Lucknow: Candidates who received job letters from Chief Minister
Yogi Adityanath
for their appointment as teachers in govt-run secondary schools expressed gratitude towards the CM for the fair and
transparent selection process
.Selected as a lecturer, Shailendra Kumar Singh from Ballia said: "The appointment process was transparent and flawless.
With this, my aspirations are fulfilled, and I thank the govt for it.
"Preeti Sharma of Aligarh, who was selected as assistant teacher LT Grade (arts), said: "I got Mathura district for teaching. I am very happy with the job and the selection process."Echoing similar sentiments, Ashish Singh from Ballia said: "I was selected for the post of assistant lecturer (social science). The entire process was transparent. I thank the CM for giving us an opportunity to showcase our talent. We promise to work honestly."Thanking the CM for the unbiased selection process, Pooja Yadav from Mau said: "I have been selected as assistant teacher LT Grade (Hindi). The entire process was transparent. Heartfelt thanks to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for this fairness."Another candidate, Ramesh Kumar from Mirzapursaid: "This fair and transparent recruitment process will motivate us to work hard with full dedication and honesty."
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