Uttar Pradesh Government Approves 326 New Positions in Allahabad High Court
Allahabad, November 14: If you are preparing for a government job in Uttar Pradesh, this news is extremely important for you. The Uttar Pradesh government has made a significant decision to enhance efficiency and expedite the resolution of pending cases in the Allahabad High Court by approving the creation of 326 temporary positions in the General Office Cadre as part of the first phase. Nikhil Kumar Singh, General Secretary of the High Court Employees’ Union, reported that among the 326 positions created, the majority are for Review Officers, with 177 posts, and 58 posts for Assistant Review Officers.
Additional Positions Approved
In addition, 48 positions for Section Officers, 17 for Assistant Registrars, nine for Deputy Registrars, seven for Joint Registrars, seven for Computer Assistants, and three for Registrars have also been created. All these positions are temporarily created until February 28, 2027. Upon receiving information about the government order, the officials of the High Court Employees’ Union congratulated Chief Justice Arun Bhansali in his chamber. Nikhil Kumar Singh mentioned that the union has struggled for a long time for these positions, with special support from the Chief Justice in this effort.
Re-evaluation of UPTET Results
Meanwhile, preparations are underway to challenge the Allahabad High Court’s order to exclude two controversial questions (Question Numbers 36 and 37) from the evaluation of the Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (UPTET 2026) and to revise the results based on 148 questions. The Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission is preparing to appeal against this order from a single bench to a double bench. During the final answer key of UPTET held between July 2 and 4, the selection commission considered two options correct for questions 36 and 37 of the master set and awarded marks only to those candidates who selected one of these two valid options. Candidates who chose other options received no marks. Based on this, Vijay Sonkar and three other candidates filed a petition against the results announced on August 26.
Admission Process to Begin on November 20
Additionally, the admission process for the academic session 2027-28 at Atal Residential School in Sithouli Mohanlal Ganj, Lucknow, will commence on November 20. This school, operated by the Uttar Pradesh Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board, has initiated the admission process. Assistant Labor Commissioner Mayank Singh stated that children registered with the Labor Department in the districts of Lakhimpur, Lucknow, Raebareli, Sitapur, Unnao, and Hardoi will be admitted to classes six and nine. Both online and offline applications can be submitted for admission. He mentioned that a total of 140 seats are available for class six.