Uttar Pradesh government will bring a new law to deal with the cases of paper leak.
Addressing a high-level meeting with the heads of the recruitment commissions of the state yesterday in state capital Lucknow, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasised that anarchic activities like paper leaks or solver gangs are unacceptable and stringent actions must be taken in such crimes, setting a precedent.
He said that it is imperative to enact strict laws to address such criminal activities promptly.
In a slew of measures to improve the conduct of recruitment exams, CM Yogi announced that only government or funded educational institutions will serve as examination centres which will now have CCTV cameras in every room. The examination centres will be in urban areas only.
He asked the commissions to be in touch with the highest officers of the state as well as the special task force during each stage of the recruitment process.
Emphasizing the need for elaborate change in the whole process Yogi Adityanath asked them to use different agencies for paper setting and other stages of the recruitment process.
The CM said that the state govt is dedicated to safeguarding the interests of the youth, valuing their hard work, merit, and talent.
Yogi Adityanath has also asked officials to expedite the selection process for vacant posts in various departments and maintain the sanctity of the recruitment process.
Emphasizing the need for integrity, transparency, and confidentiality in selection examinations, the CM stressed comprehensive improvements in the selection processes and instructed to ensure the timeliness of these processes.
Disclaimer: This press release is sourced from News On AIR, Prasar Bharti and Press Information Bureau India (PIB).
