Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Criticizes Past Corruption, Highlights Transparent Recruitment Process Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced that his government has created 9 lakh government jobs over nine years, accusing the previous Samajwadi Party (SP) administration of widespread corruption in recruitment processes. During a ceremony to hand over appointment letters to newly selected dental health professionals and pharmacologists, Adityanath emphasized that the current system is fully transparent, contrasting it with the alleged nepotism of the SP era. He stated that under the previous regime, appointments were often influenced by family ties, with "uncle-nephew" networks determining job allocations. Adityanath warned that any future attempts to manipulate recruitment processes would result in severe penalties, including confiscation of assets and lifelong imprisonment. He highlighted improvements in public health infrastructure, noting that the state now operates 81 medical colleges and two AIIMS (Advanced Institute of Medical Sciences). Additionally, new nursing colleges have been established, and efforts to combat food adulteration have intensified. The government has expanded its network of food safety laboratories, increasing their capacity from six to 18, with the ability to test 1.08 lakh samples annually. The chief minister also announced the recruitment of 401 pharmacologists, a significant increase from the previous 44, and emphasized the establishment of 58 food safety analysts. He stated that the state's drug testing laboratories have expanded their capacity from 12,000 to 55,000 samples per year.#yogi_adityanath #aiims #samajwadi_party #deputy_chief_minister_brajesh_pathak #minister_daya_shankar_mishra
