Contribute towards realizing vision of ‘Self-reliant UP’: Yogi tell MPs, MLAs

UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath told the party legislators to contribute towards realizing the vision of a ‘self-reliant Uttar Pradesh’.

In his address to the party legislators from Sitapur, Lakhimpur Kheri and Rae Bareli, he said that necessary resources were available for industrial development in all districts of the State.

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There is land bank, better connectivity, skilled human resource and that the target was h to make the State a trillion-dollar economy, in which all the public representatives will have to go ahead and make their contribution, Yogi said.

He said that under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the last 5-6 years, a better environment has been created for industrial development with better infrastructure in Lucknow, Sitapur, Lakhimpur, Rae Bareli, and Unnao.

The Chief Minister interacted with all the party MPs and MLAs and reviewed the development projects in their areas. They further apprised him of the aspirations of the people in their respective areas.

He said that the public representatives should make the country and the world aware of the potential of their areas. Due to this, he said, investment will be attracted, industrial units will be set up and employment opportunities will be created.

He further said that the legislators should maintain communication with the investors, where the Investors’ Conferences have been organised.

The Chief Minister asked the party MLAs and MPs to get to know the expectations of the investors and help the investors know the industrial policies and sectoral policies.

According to him, MPs and MLAs should give wide publicity to the new industrial policies of the State Government. Discussion should be organized among the youth in local universities, colleges, polytechnics and IITs, he said.

Talking about the development works of Naimisharanya, he said that Naimish Dham is the place of penance for 88,000 sages. All the Vedic texts of India have been written in Naimish. In view of its mythological importance, the State Government, he said, has constituted “Shri Naimisharanya Teerth Vikas Parishad”.