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New Delhi, December 31: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday gave a new year gift to the youth of the country by announcing that from January 1 onwards there would be no interviews for the candidates who cleared written exams for Grade-III and Grade-IV jobs. The announcement was made to benefit the youth who despite have the capability, do not land up in getting government jobs due to bureaucratic hurdles.
With this announcement, Modi made it very clear that this new law will be implemented to free India from the clutches of corruption that has paralysed the basic recruitment procedures for government jobs. He said that the scheme is going to benefit all the candidates of central governments jobs, who despite being more meritorious have to back off due to the corrupt officials. He said, “For January 1, our government has announced that there would be no requirement for any youth to appear for interview. The scheme applies for all the central government jobs under Grade-III and Grade-IV category.” (ALSO READ: Narendra Modi lays foundation stone of Delhi-Meerut Expressway, says project will bring changes in rural India)
The Premier while laying the foundation stone for the of 14-lane Delhi-Meerut Expressway in Uttar Pradesh also urged the state chiefs to implement the scheme in their respective states so that the youth can help in building the nation towards development. Modi said. “I urge all the state government to erase the criteria of interview for jobs under Grade-III and Grade-IV category. This will not only create more transparency in working of the government agencies, but increase the development rate of the country.” (ALSO READ: Take resolution to allow Parliament to function: PM Narendra Modi to Congress)
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