UP CM TO FOLLOW MODI’S DEVELOPMENT MANTRA
WE WILL WORK FOR ALL SECTIONS OF THE SOCIETY WITHOUT ANY DISCRIMINATION YOGI ADITYANATH, Chief minister, UP OUR SOLE MISSION & MOTIVE IS DEVELOPMENT. WHEN UP DEVELOPS, INDIA DEVELOPS NARENDRA MODI, Prime Minister BJP WANTS TO CONTEST THE 2019 POLLS BY POLARISING THE VOTERS. THAT IS WHY THEY HAVE MADE AN RSS MAN THE CM OF UTTAR PRADESH MAYAWATI, BSP chief
After being sworn-in as Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Yogi Adityanath underlined a zero-tolerance policy towards law and order issues, even as he sought to assuage concerns among a section of minorities over his Hindu hardline image.
Interacting with the media on Sunday evening after holding an introductory Cabinet meeting, Adityanath said law and order over the past 15 years in UP had deteriorated and that people had been the primary sufferers of the scourge.
“The priority of my government will be to provide succour to people without any prejudices or favour,” he said, adding the state government and administration wings would be made accountable for their acts.
Underlining the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) catchphrase of “Sabka saath, sabka vikas”, the new CM maintained he was aware of the challenges facing his government on the fronts of law and order, jobs, health, housing, public transport, food, sanitation, drinking water, women’s safety, agriculture and backwardness.
He asserted the regime would work for the betterment of all communities, including the poor, Dalits, farmers, farm labourers and women.
Adityanath further broached upon youth-related issues, such as skills development, job opportunities and government jobs, to arrest the migration of educated youth to other states in search of employment.
He assured the BJP government would transform the party poll manifesto into reality and that the positive outcomes would be visible soon .
Adityanath said his government would strive towards making UP an agro-based economy so that farm income could be doubled and sustainable job opportunities could be created.
Among the major pre-poll promises of the BJP is farm loan waiver, which is currently estimated at almost ~50,000 crore. However, the state government is authorised to waive loans by state cooperative banks, whose total outstanding is roughly 20 per cent of total farm loan advances, which pegs it at about ~10,000 crore.
Earlier in the day, Adityanath took oath as the 21st chief minister of UP in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP President Amit Shah, party veteran L K Advani, outgoing chief minister and Samajwadi Party (SP) president Akhilesh Yadav and Mulayam Singh Yadav. CMs of several states were also present along with Union ministers.