Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said more than 35 thousand youths received jobs in the past 5 years, while claiming that his government had made recruitment processes transparent.
Dhami made the statement while criticising the Congress period in Uttarakhand. He alleged that an examination-cheating network had been influential then and said young people’s futures had been harmed.
Dhami’s claims on recruitment
The chief minister also alleged that degrees and jobs were being sold during the earlier period. He contrasted that claim with his government’s stated approach of improving transparency in recruitment.
The statement focuses on 2 issues affecting job seekers: the integrity of selection examinations and the number of appointments made by the state government. Dhami cited more than 35 thousand jobs as the result achieved during the past 5 years.
The remarks were made in a political context and present the chief minister’s assessment of the previous Congress period and his government’s record. The supplied statement does not provide a department-wise breakdown of the appointments or details of the recruitment procedures he referred to.
Conclusion
Dhami said Uttarakhand’s recruitment process had become transparent under his government and that more than 35 thousand youths had received jobs in 5 years, while accusing the previous Congress period of harming job seekers through examination irregularities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many youths did Dhami say received jobs?
He said more than 35 thousand youths received jobs during the past 5 years.
Q. What did Dhami claim about recruitment under his government?
He said his government made the recruitment process transparent.
Q. What allegation did Dhami make about the Congress period?
He alleged that an examination-cheating network was influential and that young people’s futures were harmed.
Q. What else did Dhami allege was being sold?
He alleged that degrees and jobs were being sold during the earlier period.
