Uttarakhand: CM Dhami distributed appointment letters to the newly selected Assistant Review Officers and Review Officers in the Revenue Council

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami today distributed appointment letters to the newly selected Assistant Review Officers and Review Officers of the Revenue Council at the camp office located at the Chief Minister’s residence. On this occasion, the Chief Minister extended his heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to all the newly appointed employees. He said that receiving these appointment letters before Diwali is a special occasion of joy for the newly appointed employees and their families. The Chief Minister also congratulated their families on this achievement.

The Chief Minister said that in the last four years, more than 26,500 youth have been provided government jobs in the state. He stated that the government’s goal is to continuously advance the recruitment process in the state through a campaign based on transparency and merit.

The Chief Minister said that some time ago, an incident related to an examination held in Haridwar came to light. Taking prompt action, the accused was arrested and an SIT investigation was formed. Subsequently, considering the students’ sentiments, the Chief Minister personally met with them and, in accordance with their demands, recommended the cancellation of the examination and a CBI investigation.

He said that over the years, all competitive examinations in the state have been conducted with complete transparency and fairness. There is no room for any irregularities or corruption in the recruitment process.

The Chief Minister said that since forming the government, he initiated a campaign to fill vacant positions through a transparent recruitment process, as a result of which thousands of youth have received opportunities in government service. He said that the government will continue this campaign with complete transparency.

Chief Minister Dhami urged the newly appointed personnel to consider government service as a means of public service. They should maintain complete dedication, honesty, and transparency in their work. He said that simplification and speed in work is essential so that the public receives quick and easy services.

Chief Secretary Anand Vardhan, Secretary S.N. Pandey, Additional Secretary Ranjana Rajguru, Revenue Council officials, and newly appointed Assistant Review Officers and Review Officers were present on the occasion.