'We do not avoid problems, we provide solutions': Adityanath

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday said his government does not avoid problems but delivers solutions.

While inaugurating and laying the foundation stones for 19 development projects worth Rs 655 crore in Deoria, Adityanath, according to an official statement, said, ''We do not create problems, we provide solutions. That is why people continue to choose us. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, both India and Uttar Pradesh have gained a new pace of development, and this journey of progress is now unstoppable.''.

Launching a sharp attack on the law-and-order situation before 2017, he said, ''Every district earlier had active mafias. Festivals were marked with disturbances, land-grabbing incidents were common, and an atmosphere of fear prevailed among women and traders. Daughters had to remain indoors after evening, and traders would shut their shops early.''.

''Today, Uttar Pradesh's identity has changed completely. The era of 'One District-One Mafia' has now been replaced by 'One District-One Medical College' and 'One District-One Product,'' he added.

He said women are safe now, traders conduct business fearlessly, and no criminal dares to extort money.

The chief minister said that after 2014, the country witnessed the emergence of a 'New India'.

''Taking forward Prime Minister Modi's vision, the state government rapidly prioritised infrastructure development because the faster the connectivity, the faster the benefits of development reach the common people,'' he said.

''Uttar Pradesh was once identified with criminals and mafias, but today the state's name is taken across the country with pride and respect. Uttar Pradesh has now become a confluence of heritage and development,'' he said.

He added that the grand temple of Shri Ram in Ayodhya is the result of the people's mandate and the resolve of the double-engine government, while appealing to the public to continue blessing BJP representatives for sustained development and good governance.

During the event, the chief minister directed Agriculture Minister Surya Pratap Shahi to ensure that the Kushinagar Agricultural University, whose construction is nearly complete, becomes operational from the upcoming academic session.

Referring to a recent Public Works Department meeting with MPs and MLAs, he added that instructions had already been issued to expedite all necessary projects.

''A few years ago, no one could have imagined that Deoria would have a medical college, but today the government medical college named after Maharshi Deoraha Baba is operational. Work toward constructing a new district hospital will also begin soon,'' he said.

He emphasised that Industrial Training Institutes are not merely technical institutions but are being developed as centres for skill development.

''Youth will be trained and linked with industries, thereby increasing employment opportunities and strengthening the state economy,'' he said.

He also said that farmers are benefiting from the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi and various agricultural schemes aimed at increasing their income.

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