Lucknow, June 17: Dozens of newly selected computer operators expressed deep gratitude on Wednesday as they received their official appointment letters directly from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath during a state ceremony in Lucknow. The candidates described the selection process as a model of transparency, noting that the entire procedure relied strictly on hard work and merit.
The recruitment drive successfully concluded with the distribution of letters to 930 Computer Operator (Grade-A) candidates chosen by the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board. Recipients noted that the system successfully eliminated outside influence and unexpected costs, allowing deserving individuals from various districts to secure positions based solely on their qualifications.
“Only ₹400 was spent on the application fee, no recommendation, no bribe,” affirmed Neeraj Pal, a selected candidate from Lucknow, while discussing his personal experience. “The recruitment process was completed in a completely fair manner. I received my dream job today.”
The administrative framework focused heavily on ensuring equal opportunity for all applicants. Several candidates shared emotional accounts of the moment, noting that the objective nature of the exams has renewed public faith in the official state machinery.
“The recruitment process was completed without any bias and no discrimination was seen during the selection process,” declared Anamika Rajvanshi from Hardoi. “Deserving and hardworking candidates received what they deserved, which has further strengthened the trust of youth in the government system.”
Other successful applicants, including Arvind Kumar from Jaunpur, Parv Kumar from Bijnor, Anshika Mishra, and Kartik Saini, maintained that receiving the honors directly from the Chief Minister marked a defining milestone for their families. The new inductees collectively assured that they plan to integrate modern technology into their roles and perform their duties with total dedication to enhance the overall efficiency of the police department.