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Uttarakhand CM Dhami Meets Congress Rival Harish Rawat Amid Health Concerns

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami visited Congress leader Harish Rawat at his residence to check on his health following a recent car accident. The meeting occurred just a day after Rawat narrowly escaped serious injury when his car met with an accident in Meerut while traveling from Delhi. Separately, CM Dhami distributed appointment letters to newly selected government officials at his camp office. He emphasized his government's commitment to transparent recruitment processes that have provided over 26,500 jobs to state youth in recent years.

Key Points: CM Dhami Meets Harish Rawat After Accident, Distributes Jobs

  • CM Dhami visited Harish Rawat's residence to inquire about his health after accident
  • Harish Rawat had narrow escape in car accident near Meerut while traveling to Dehradun
  • Over 26,500 youths provided government jobs in Uttarakhand during past four years
  • Government ensures transparency in recruitment processes with merit-based selections
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Uttarakhand CM Dhami meets Congress leader Harish Rawat, inquires about health

Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami visits Congress leader Harish Rawat following car accident, while also distributing appointment letters to government officials.

"Receiving appointment letters just before Diwali is a moment of special joy for the appointees and their families - Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami"

Dehradun, October 19

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Sunday met with former CM and Congress leader Harish Rawat at his residence.

Chief Minister Dhami inquired about his health following his recent accident and prayed to God for his speedy recovery. He also extended his greetings and best wishes to the former CM on the occasion of Diwali.

Harish Rawat had a narrow escape on Saturday after his car met with an accident in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut. The incident occurred near Kankerkheda in Meerut while Rawat was travelling from Delhi to Dehradun.

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami distributed appointment letters to newly selected Assistant Review Officers and Review Officers of the Revenue Council at the camp office located at the Chief Minister's residence.

On this occasion, the Chief Minister extended heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to all the newly appointed personnel on Saturday. He said that receiving appointment letters just before Diwali is a moment of special joy for the appointees and their families. He also conveyed his best wishes to their family members for this achievement.

The Chief Minister said that in the past four years, more than 26,500 youths in the state have been provided government jobs. He added that the government aims to continuously advance the recruitment process as a mission, based on transparency and merit.

He mentioned that some time ago, an incident related to an examination in Haridwar came to light. Prompt action was taken, the accused was arrested, and an SIT inquiry was constituted. Considering the sentiments of the students, the Chief Minister personally met them and, acceding to their demands, cancelled the examination and recommended a CBI investigation.

He stated that in recent years, all competitive examinations in the state have been conducted with complete transparency and fairness. There is no place for any irregularity or corruption in the recruitment process.

- ANI

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Rohit P
While the health inquiry is appreciated, I hope the government focuses more on road safety. The accident near Meerut highlights how dangerous our highways are. Need better infrastructure!
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Arjun K
26,500 government jobs in 4 years is impressive! As a youth from Uttarakhand, this gives me hope. More states should follow this transparent recruitment model. 👏
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Sarah B
The timing of appointment letters before Diwali is really thoughtful. What a wonderful festival gift for these families! 🪔 Wishing everyone a happy and prosperous Diwali.
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Vikram M
The CBI investigation for Haridwar exam shows government is serious about corruption. But we need consistent action, not just reactive measures. Hope this becomes the standard for all states.
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Michael C
While the job creation numbers sound good, I wonder about the quality of these positions and whether they provide sustainable careers. The focus should be on both quantity AND quality of employment.

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