When all the state governments and Chief Ministers of respective states in the country have stopped 'mega recruitments' in government sector, saying that there are already 'excess employees' and there is no further scope for creating 'new vacancies' in government departments, AP Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has shown the way pf how new jobs could be provided.
As the saying goes 'if there is a will, there is a way', Jagan proved within two months of coming to power that if a CM has a will to provide government jobs to unemployed, it can be done without any difficulty.
Jagan successfully created 3.11 lakh jobs in government sector in AP within two months, for which students from Intermediate level to PG-level are eligible, a record of seats, achieved by any CM in the country.
No CM of a state could ever think of bringing a new administrative system called 'Village/ Ward Secretariat' to deliver better services to people. Jagan did it which created 1.27 lakh jobs for unemployed.
Also, no CM of a state thought of bringing 'Village/ Ward volunteers' system to ensure effective delivery of government schemes to genuine beneficiaries. This created 1.85 lakh new jobs in government sector.
Normally, the state governments take years together to fill even meagre number of vacancies in government departments, that are notified very rarely.
But Jagan has planned these recruitment drives in such a meticulous manner that the recruitments will be completed within two months by next month in September.
AP officials were initially shocked at Jagan's decision to fill over 3.11 lakh jobs within two months. They even mocked and fired satires at Jagan in their internal discussion saying him 'inexperienced' and has no 'administrative skills'.
Despite this, Jagan went ahead and made it a reality which forced the officials to change their opinion on Jagan.
Officials now believe that it's possible to make this 'impossible' a reality in two months, if there is a CM who has a will to give government jobs to unemployed.
This "Jagan model of recruitment' has now become not only 'talk of AP' but the 'talk of entire India', with CMs of various states keenly observing and appreciating Jagan for his innovative thoughts and ideas in job creation in government sector.
