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Citizen 'always right’ in good governance: PM Modi in Rozgar Mela. Top quotes

PM Modi interacted with some of the fresh recruits from a variety of positions including junior engineers, technician, sub-inspectors and stenographers among others.

Updated on: Jan 20, 2023, 12:39:52 IST
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Marking the first ‘Rozgar Mela’ of 2023, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday distributed around 71,000 appointment letters to newly inducted government employees across the country under the Centre's dedicated scheme for employment. PM Modi interacted with some of the fresh recruits from a variety of positions including junior engineers, technician, sub-inspectors and stenographers among others.

The Prime Minister launched the Rozgar Mela scheme last year, marking the start of creating 10 lakh government jobs. (ANI)
The Prime Minister launched the Rozgar Mela scheme last year, marking the start of creating 10 lakh government jobs. (ANI)

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The Prime Minister launched the Rozgar Mela scheme last year, marking the start of creating 10 lakh government jobs. Last year, the first batch of over 75,000 appointments were made in October, 2022, and 71,000 appointments in the second bath in November, 2022.

Allegorising the saying – the consumer is always right – PM Modi said during his address that ‘citizen is always right’ should be the motto of good governance. He said the central government, along with BJP-ruled states, is continuously organising Rozgar Mela and that it has become the identity of his government.

 
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