Yogi Adityanath Will Contest The Assembly Elections 2022

Yogi Adityanath will contest the assembly elections in 2022. CM Yogi Adityanath’s announcement to contest the assembly elections said – I will fight from where the party will say.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has made any comment for the first time about himself contesting in the 2022 assembly elections.

He has said that from where the party asks, he will contest the assembly elections from there. For this, the party has a parliamentary board.

The decision of who has to contest elections from where is decided in the same board itself.

Whatever said, I did it in four and a half years.

The Chief Minister was answering a question during an informal interaction with media persons at Gorakhnath temple late Friday evening. In response, he said that I have always contested elections.

CM Yogi discussed in detail the positive changes brought in the state during his tenure of four and a half years.

He said that whatever the BJP had said in the last assembly elections, in these four and a half years of the formation of the government, has been done in every area.

Yogi Adityanath will contest the assembly elections: Ayodhya’s Deepotsav shadowed on the global stage.

The CM said that when we came to the government in 2017, the worst situation was law and order, but today the law and order situation of Uttar Pradesh is an example in the whole country.

There was no riot in four and a half years. All the festivals including Deepawali were completed peacefully.

He said that Uttar Pradesh’s celebration of Deepotsav in Ayodhya has become a global platform.

Diwali has been celebrated since before our arrival, Kumbh was not even held for the first time in Prayagraj but then UP was facing an identity crisis.

We have liberated Uttar Pradesh from the identity crisis by organizing events like the Deepotsav of Ayodhya.

The grand-divine Kumbh of Prayagraj, better law and order, opportunities for investment and employment, and public welfare schemes and their implementation.

Wherever the person of Uttar Pradesh goes, he will be looked upon with respect.

Yogi Adityanath will contest the assembly elections: UP is the best destination for investment.

The Chief Minister said that massive investment has taken place in UP in four and a half years. The company that made mobile displays was not in India, it was in China.

Brought it to UP during the Corona period. Earlier investment used to go out of India, today investment from outside is coming to India and Uttar Pradesh has become ‘Best Destination’ in this.

Excellent road connectivity and guarantee of safety is major contributor to this.

Earlier it was said that where the potholes start in the road, it is UP, but today UP is identified by the network of expressways and four-lane roads.

60 lakh people will get employment from Purvanchal Expressway.

The Chief Minister informed that Purvanchal Expressway is going to be inaugurated this month. The Prime Minister has seen its presentation today.

Employment has been generated for 60 lakh people from Purvanchal Expressway.

Taking forward the discussion of employment, he said that four and a half lakh youth were given government jobs and with such transparency that no one can raise a finger.

UP tops the whole country in food distribution.

Referring to corruption in food distribution, food theft in many districts, and starvation death of Musahars in Kushinagar due to lack of ration before March 2017.

The CM said that as soon as the government was formed, we ordered an inquiry into the food distribution system.

In this, 40 lakh ration cards were found on which ration was coming out, but the person in whose name the card was there was not aware.

In order to make the food distribution system transparent, the arrangement of ePass machines was made in 80 thousand ration shops.

The Chief Minister said that after the first wave of Corona, the Government of India team had come to investigate the distribution of food grains.

Not a single complaint was found in this. UP is the only state where 97 percent of people have expressed satisfaction with the ration distribution system.

In the state which is in second place, this figure is only at 54 percent. How change can be brought into the life of a “common man” can be seen in Uttar Pradesh.

In the coal crisis, 22 rupees unit was not allowed to be bought on electricity, shortage in the state

The Chief Minister said that earlier it was said about Uttar Pradesh that the place where darkness begins is UP, but today this perception has been reversed.

Entire Uttar Pradesh is getting an adequate power supply without any discrimination.

He said that during the coal crisis, the state bought electricity at the rate of Rs 22 per unit but did not let the people of the state face any problem.