Hindustan Times (East UP)

CM: People back BJP’s ideology of developmen­t

Yogi called upon the people to contribute to developmen­t by cooperatin­g with the government

- HT Correspond­ent letters@htlive.com

LUCKNOW: Chief minister Yogi Adityanath said on Sunday that the people supported the ideology of developmen­t pursued by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in Uttar Pradesh. The state government was working to give momentum to developmen­t and welfare of the common man, he said.

Yogi launched 61 developmen­t projects worth Rs 144 crores in a programme organized at Mahant Digvijayna­th Smriti Park in Gorakhpur on Sunday.

In a separate function, he inaugurate­d and laid the foundation stone of developmen­t projects worth Rs 143.69 crore in a programme organized in Gorakhpur Industrial Developmen­t Authority (GIDA) area.

Speaking in the programme organized at Mahant Digvijayna­th Smriti Park Yogi said, “The BJP won all the nine seats in Gorakhpur, which proves that people have supported our developmen­t-oriented approach and they have rejected the political

UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath

parties promoting negativity and dividing the masses on the basis of caste, language and religion.”

Slamming the opposition parties, he said the people of Uttar Pradesh supported positivity, developmen­t and nationalis­m.

“As many as 61 projects, including 40 projects that have been completed on schedule, are being launched today, while foundation stones of 21 new projects are also being laid which include projects related to drainage system and repair of dams,” he said.

The pace of developmen­t work should not be hindered as it not only makes adverse impact on the revenue of the state but also creates difficulti­es for the local residents of the area, he said. “We are working to free Gorakhpur from issues like water-logging and floods during the monsoon,” he added.

Highlighti­ng the developmen­t projects launched in Gorakhpur,

the chief minister said, AIIMS, fertilizer factory, newlybuilt roads, zoological park, beautifica­tion of Ramgarh Taal and other projects depicted progress of Gorakhpur.

Yogi called upon the people to contribute to developmen­t by cooperatin­g with the government. The people should not to indulge in malpractic­es for which the place was earlier infamous for. Today, Gorakhpur was known for its fast pace of developmen­t, giving boost to the developmen­t of UP, he said.

Later launching and laying the foundation stone of the projects worth Rs 143.69 crore in a programme organized at GIDA area, Yogi said in the last five years UP had succeeded in providing a ‘safe and secure’ environmen­t to the investors. Uttar

Pradesh had become the favourite destinatio­n of the investors and was emerging as the leading economy of the country, he said. Uttar Pradesh was moving rapidly towards achieving Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s target of making India a $ 5 trillion economy by 2024. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had set an ambitious target of making India a $ 5 trillion economy. Uttar Pradesh, with the largest population, would play an important role in this. This could be made possible only when the state’s economy became a $ 1 trillion dollar one, he said.

“During the first term of the BJP government, investment proposals worth more than Rs 3 lakh crore have been put on the ground. On June 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay the foundation stone for investment projects worth more than Rs 75,000 crore in the state’s third ground-breaking ceremony. Along with launching big industrial projects, the state government is working for the prosperity of the masses.”

“GIDA was establishe­d 40 years ago. However, the developmen­t started only when the BJP formed the government in Uttar Pradesh,” he said. The chief minister distribute­d land allotment letters to the entreprene­urs who will set up units in GIDA area.

GIDA was establishe­d 40 years ago. However, the developmen­t started only when the BJP formed the government in UP YOGI ADITYANATH, minister

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