Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said a developed India is Narendra Modi's guarantee and those who point fingers at the Prime Minister, are hindering India's development.
Addressing the gathering, Yogi praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts in uplifting the underprivileged citizens of the nation. "Today, we pay homage to Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar. Honouring Baba Saheb signifies respecting the marginalised communities and upholding the Constitution," he emphasised.
He inaugurated 1,100 Annapurna Bhawans and launched Electronic Weighing Scale-linked e-POS machines at 79,000 fair price shops across the state on the occasion.
Until 2017, only 288 fire stations were established in the state, while in the last 7 years, 71 new fire stations have been set up. Today, we are moving ahead to become the first state in the country to have fire stations at the tehsil level.
Inaugurating and laying the foundation of 144 infrastructural development projects worth Rs 2310 crore for the Uttar Pradesh Police at a formal ceremony at Lok Bhawan on Wednesday, the CM stressed on the crucial role of UP Police in the changed perception of the state.
The warning came after the announcement of the scrapping of the exam by the Uttar Pradesh government on Saturday.
He wrote on his official 'X' handle: "The Union Cabinet has allocated Rs 1,179.72 crore to continue the 'Umbrella Scheme' for ‘Safety of Women’ from 2021-22 to 2025-26. Heartfelt thanks to PM Modi for ensuring the safety and dignity of our ‘Matrishakti'."
Yogi emphasised the importance of adopting a mission-driven approach to expand digital banking and financial literacy across all 75 districts.
Yogi Adityanath reflected on the evolution of the state at the FDI conclave titled 'UP: An Emerging Destination for Foreign Investment in India'.
Expressing gratitude to the Governor for her steadfast commitment to hosting this event annually within the Raj Bhavan courtyard, CM Yogi underscored its significance in fostering agricultural advancement.
