Law related to paper leak, increase in recruitment… Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in action after returning from Delhi

The Yogi government has been functioning since the BJP's poor performance in UP. From employment to paper leaks, there were major issues in the election. Both the Samajwadi Party and the Congress raised their voices. By this the Indian alliance got benefited in the elections. Now the BJP government of UP is busy correcting its mistakes. The entire emphasis of the government is now on providing government jobs and stopping paper leakage. On Saturday, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said in simple terms that playing with the integrity of the exam is not acceptable. On the instructions of the Chief Minister, a new law is being drafted to ban activities like solving gang-sheet leaks in Uttar Pradesh. The Chief Minister also discussed with the Commission detailed improvements in cleanliness, confidentiality and transparency of recruitment examinations. Strict punishment will be given to the paper leakers and solving gangs in UP. It has also been advised that only government or aided educational institutions should be converted into examination centres. While setting up the examination centre, it should also be noted that every room in the center has a CCTV system. Where CCTV is available, only those institutions will be converted into centres. Apart from this, the whole process from printing of question papers, paper layout to results will be improved. The Chief Minister has ordered that each shift should have two or more papers and it is advisable to print the question papers of each set by different agencies. Apart from this, examination centers should also consider the needs of women and differently-abled persons in allotment. Procedures for quick filling of vacant posts: Apart from this, the Yogi government is also going to speed up the selection process for the vacant posts. For this, the departments have been directed to send the request as soon as possible. Yogi has instructed the examination commission to stay in touch with the top government officials and STF officials before and after the examination.