Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday accused his political rivals of dividing people in the name of caste, region and language.
He called them a gang of dacoits and said whenever they got the chance, they engaged in plunder, looted the state and the country, and spread anarchy.
Highlighting new government initiatives for women and daughters, the chief minister announced that 50,000 female students in their final year of graduation would be provided with scooters over the next two months, he said.
“To boost youth employment, ‘Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Employment and Skilling Zones’ are being established in every district, ensuring a pathway from skill development to guaranteed employment,” he said.
“We need to be wary of them. “They seized the land belonging to the poor and to traders, their birthright. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the ‘double-engine’ government began its work.
We must not trust them,” the chief minister said while inaugurating and laying the foundation of 170 development projects worth over ₹ 130 crore in Gorakhpur. Because it is based on nationalism and ‘Nation First’, “That is why I say this work became possible.
Adityanath said over the past decade or so, his government eliminated the mafia. However, this ‘double-engine’ BJP government will not allow the oppression of the poor, nor will it permit the exploitation of Dalits or the marginalised,” Adityanath said. He said the UP government will not allow anyone to compromise the safety of any daughter or any trader; and whoever attempts to do so will be dealt with strictly within the framework of the law. The chief minister said a good government performs well. Those who dislike this development, these ‘kalyan mandapams’ (community halls), these wide roads, the jobs for youth, and this festive atmosphere are again working to divide the people on the lines of caste, region, and language,” Adityanath said. The chief minister said as a Member of Parliament, he fought for a solution to encephalitis, and after becoming chief minister, he resolved the crisis. He said innocent children no longer lose their lives to encephalitis.
