Archive · 3 Aug 2025
Adityanath Highlights Police Reforms at Recruitment Event
Uttar Pradesh's leader, CM Adityanath, gave job letters to nearly 1,500 people joining the police's communication team.
He stated that before 2017, hiring was unfair and caused problems.
Since then, the government made hiring fair.
A lot of new officers have been hired.
The government says they've created many jobs in the state, and police buildings and training programs have also improved.
The goal is to build a police force that is modern and accountable.
CM Adityanath said pre-2017 police recruitment suffered from corruption and nepotism.
He addressed an appointment letter distribution for 1,494 new UP Police Telecom recruits.
The government has given 8.5 lakh jobs, the most in the country, since 2017.
Over 2.17 lakh personnel have been recruited in UP Police since 2017.
Training capacity and police infrastructure have been significantly improved.
- Who
- Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and 1,494 new recruits.
- What
- Distribution of appointment letters and discussion on police recruitment reforms.
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- To address new recruits and discuss police recruitment.
Pre-2017 Police Recruitment
Post-2017 Police Recruitment
Corruption and Nepotism
Pre-2017 Police Recruitment
Adityanath claims recruitments were corrupt and led to increased crime.
Post-2017 Police Recruitment
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- Event
- Appointment Letter Distribution
- Attendees
- 1,494 recruits
- Department
- UP Police Telecom
- Recruits
- 1,494
- Police Recruitment Since 2017
- Over 2.17 lakh personnel
- Total Govt. Jobs
- 8.5 lakh
- Women's Participation
- 20% reservation
Sources
CM Yogi Adityanath To Distribute Appointment Letters To 1,494 Youths Selected For UP Police Telecom Department
Corruption, nepotism in UP Police recruitment before 2017 weakened law and order: Adityanath
CM Yogi Adityanath Distributes Appointment Letters To 1,494 Newly Selected Uttar Pradesh Police Telecom Assistant Operators
CM Yogi Distributes Appointment Letters To 1,494 Newly Selected UP Police Telecom Assistant Operators
