UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressed a Prabuddh Varg Sammelan in Shamli, highlighting the importance of the upcoming elections in Kairana. He reminded residents of the mass migration and curfew that took place under the previous administration, and urged them to vote wisely to avoid a similar situation. The CM also talked about PM Modi's initiatives for infrastructure development and the need for UP to develop for India to become a "Viksit Bharat." In his speech, CM Yogi reminded the people of Kairana of the power of their vote and how it can affect their lives. He praised the recent recognition for farmer leader Chaudhary Charan Singh and outlined the government's efforts for the development of UP and the nation as a whole. With the Kairana Lok Sabha elections approaching, the CM urged people to vote for their own well-being and to encourage others to do the same.
UP Poll Campaign: CM Yogi Highlights Kairana Exodus, Infrastructure Initiatives
In the run-up to the eagerly anticipated Kairana Lok Sabha by-election, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has addressed a gathering of intellectuals in Shamli, emphasizing the significance of the upcoming vote.
Exodus and Curfew in Kairana
CM Yogi recalled the mass migration and curfew that gripped Kairana under the previous administration. He urged residents to vote wisely to prevent a repetition of such a situation. The exodus, which saw many Hindu families leaving Kairana due to alleged harassment, became a major political issue in the 2017 UP Assembly elections.
UP's Development Agenda
The Chief Minister also highlighted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's initiatives for infrastructure development, stressing the need for UP to progress in order for India to become a "Viksit Bharat" (Developed India). He outlined the government's efforts to improve road connectivity, electricity, and other essential services in the state.
Key Speech Points
In his speech, CM Yogi emphasized several key points:
Top 5 FAQs
1. Why is the Kairana by-election significant? The Kairana by-election has become a symbolic battleground, with the BJP and opposition parties seeking to gain political advantage. The outcome could also influence the upcoming 2019 General Elections.
2. What caused the exodus in Kairana? Allegations of harassment and intimidation by criminal elements are widely cited as reasons for the exodus of Hindu families from Kairana.
3. What measures has the government taken to address the exodus? The government has cracked down on criminal activities and enhanced security measures in Kairana. It has also implemented welfare schemes to assist affected families.
4. What are the main infrastructure initiatives being undertaken in UP? The government is investing heavily in the construction of highways, expressways, and bridges to improve connectivity. It is also working to expand electricity infrastructure and promote renewable energy.
5. What is the government's vision for UP? The government aims to transform UP into a hub of development, attracting investment and creating employment opportunities. It also seeks to improve living standards and empower the state's citizens.
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