Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath presided over the appointment of 60,244 constables, highlighting it as a milestone and reflection of India's progress under Prime Minister Modi. He emphasized the transparency and merit-based nature of the recruitment, noting that over 8.5 lakh government jobs were provided in the last eight years.

Home Minister Amit Shah, addressing newly appointed police constables in Lucknow, declared that Uttar Pradesh has transitioned from lawlessness to law and order under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. He emphasized the transparency of the recruitment process, highlighting merit-based selection and the inclusion of women.

Uttar Pradesh's police recruitment process, once marred by irregularities, has been transformed through political will, institutional reform, and technology. The government's zero-tolerance approach to cheating, exemplified by the 2023 Police Constable Recruitment Examination, led to the largest and most transparent police recruitment in India's history.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will attend a ceremony in Lucknow to distribute appointment letters to 60,244 newly recruited Uttar Pradesh Police constables. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will also be present at the event, marking a significant boost to the state's law enforcement. The recruits, including over 12,000 women, will undergo formal training after receiving their letters.