Chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday called for a dialogue with the youth and interaction with welfare scheme beneficiaries, hit out at the Samajwadi Party for ‘shedding tears for the mafia’ and exhorted party workers to turn the month-long ‘Seva Se Sankalp Abhiyan’ into an outreach initiative to take success stories scripted by central and state government schemes to every person and highlight infrastructure development.
Workers should go among the youth with facts and tell them about the situation of the country before 2014 and UP before 2017 and how it has changed today.” Addressing a state-level workshop of the Seva Se Sankalp Abhiyan at Indira Gandhi Pratishthan here, Adityanath said, “Today, many discourses about Gen Z and Gen Alpha are going on through social media.
Children were given uniforms, bags, books, shoes-socks, and sweaters. “Before 2017, about 1.20 crore (12 million) children studied in Basic Education Parishad schools in UP; today, that number is about 1.60 crore (16 million). The BJP government brought a massive change in 1.36 lakh schools through Operation Kayakalp. From September 17 to October 17, BJP workers across Uttar Pradesh will knock on doors, organise social programmes and showcase the Centre’s achievements as the party begins preparing for the 2027 Assembly elections. This outreach plan is dedicated to 25 years of Narendra Modi’s public life, first as the chief minister of Gujarat and then as prime minister.
This is a big success story,” he said. In contrast, the chief minister said the recruitment process was made transparent under the BJP government. Recalling encephalitis in eastern UP, the chief minister said the disease used to claim the lives of a large number of children in Gorakhpur, Kushinagar, Deoria, Maharajganj, Basti, Sant Kabir Nagar, and Siddharthnagar. “The SP formed the government four times, but not once did its CM go there to see the condition of the children,” he said. “This is the real success story,” the chief minister said.
Earlier many schools were dilapidated and lacked teachers.
