Kasganj Was And Will Remain A Stronghold Of BJP: Amit Shah
Kasganj was and will remain a stronghold of BJP, Amit Shah said in the public meeting.
Home Minister Amit Shah has reached to blow the bugle of the assembly elections from Kasganj.
He is accompanied by Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya and Union Cultural Minister Arjun Meghwal.
Reaching the stage of the public meeting in Kasganj’s Patthar Maidan, the Home Minister shook hands and accepted the greetings of the public.
Home Minister Amit Shah started his speech by saying ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’.
Remembering the late former Chief Minister Kalyan Singh, he said that after Babuji, I have come to Kasganj for the first time.
This area belonged to the BJP and will remain so.
Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya started his address with Bharat Mata Ki Jai, Jai Shri Ram. He said that those doing the politics of appeasement cannot stop the BJP from power.
The late Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Kalyan Singh, kicked the throne for the sake of Ram. The people of the opposition did not go to pay tribute to him, this has to be answered.
Everyone has developed with everyone. Let us inform you that the Jan Vishwas Yatra of BJP has reached Kasganj.
Addressing the public meeting, Badaun MP Sanghamitra Maurya said that the state is developing due to the double engine government. BJP government has to be formed firmly in 2022.
Police will seize the property of vicious miscreants before the UP assembly elections, big steps will be taken for peace and order.
Rampur district administration has started preparations to conduct the assembly elections peacefully. Action is being taken against the vicious miscreants under the Goondas Act.
Half a dozen miscreants have been made the district bad, while preparations are being made to impose Gangster Act on those who commit crimes by forming gangs.
District Magistrate Ravindra Kumar Mandar says that after the imposition of the Gangster Act, their property will be confiscated.
Seeing the assembly elections approaching, the police administration has become active. A list of sensitive polling stations is being prepared.
Action is also being taken against those who threaten to disturb the peace during elections. So far, the Goondas Act has been imposed against 570 vicious miscreants in the district.
Six people have been sent to the District Badar. Similarly, action has been taken against 67 people under the Gangster Act.
The District Magistrate says that the property of the miscreants who have acquired property through crimes will be confiscated.
