Itanagar, May 25: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Monday congratulated 404 young engineers who officially joined government service after successfully clearing the Junior Engineer Combined Recruitment Examination (JECRE) 2025.
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| Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu presents appointment orders to successful candidates of the Junior Engineer Combined Recruitment Examination (JECRE) 2025 during a felicitation programme. (Image: X/PemaKhanduBJP) |
The
successful candidates were felicitated and presented with their appointment
orders during a special programme organised by the state government, marking
the beginning of their journey in public service and nation-building.
The
recruitment examination was conducted by the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service
Commission (APPSC).
Describing
the recruitment process as a shining example of transparency, merit and
efficiency, Pema Khandu complimented the APPSC for conducting the examination
with fairness, speed and integrity.
The Chief
Minister also highlighted one of the most inspiring aspects of the felicitation
programme, stating that it was heartening to witness several Persons with Disabilities
(PwDs) securing positions as Junior Engineers purely through determination,
hard work and merit.
He said
the achievement of the PwD candidates reflected the spirit of perseverance and
inclusivity, while also serving as an inspiration to youths across the state.
According
to the Chief Minister, the appointments reaffirm the Arunachal Pradesh
Government’s commitment towards empowering young people through fair and
merit-based recruitment opportunities.
Deputy
Chief Minister Chowna Mein, who attended the felicitation-cum-appointment order
distribution ceremony, also congratulated the successful candidates and
reiterated the government’s commitment to transparent and accountable
recruitment practices.
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Addressing
the newly appointed engineers, Chowna Mein urged them to serve the state with
integrity, sincerity and dedication. He said the energy, talent and commitment
of Arunachal Pradesh’s youth would play a vital role in building a stronger,
progressive and self-reliant state.
The
Deputy Chief Minister further expressed confidence that the newly recruited
engineers would contribute significantly towards infrastructure development and
public service delivery across Arunachal Pradesh.
The
Junior Engineer Combined Recruitment Examination is regarded as one of the key
technical recruitment examinations in the state and is conducted to fill
engineering-related vacancies in various government departments.
