Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has launched a scathing attack on those who support Taliban. He said that those who are supporting the Taliban should think about the women and children there. Addressing the House during the Vidhan Sabha session on Thursday, the Chief Minister said that the law and order situation in the state has improved in the last four and a half years. The property of the mafia has not only been confiscated, it has also been demolished. Now housing for the poor will be constructed on these properties.
Also Chief Minister Yogi said that Braj, Kashi and Ayodhya areas are being developed to promote tourism in the state. Earlier taking the names of Lord Rama, Krishna and Mahadev was considered communal but now there is a competition to prove himself as a devotee of Ram. This is our victory. Earlier also, a grand event of Kumbh could have been organized, but the governments were afraid that if they do something for the Kumbh, they will not be able to congratulate by wearing a cap.
Chief Minister Yogi has announced to give laptops and tabs to 1000 deserving youth as well as allowance to the candidates appearing in three competitive examinations. He has announced to give dearness allowance to all government employees and pensioners of the state with an increase of 28 percent from July 1. At the same time, it has been announced to give five lakh rupees under social security for advocates.
Talking about the development of the state, Chief Minister Yogi said that the budget of the UP government has doubled in the last five years. In a state with a population of 24 crores, a budget of 2.5 lakhs proved to be cumin in the camel’s mouth. This was the reason that the state was backward in the economy but now UP is included in the best states for investment.
In the last four and a half years, 2 crore 94 lakh people were given electricity connections and 3 crore 94 lakh people have been provided with LPG connections. All this has been done without looking at anyone’s caste and religion. We do not discriminate against anyone in development.
