Jalaun, 09 Oct (HS): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressed

a public meeting in Jalaun district on Thursday. He began his address by paying

homage to the land of Jalaun. He mentioned Kalpi's famous Handman papers and

the confluence of five rivers in the district, calling it a privilege for the

district. In his speech, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath launched a scathing

attack on governments prior to 2017, particularly the Samajwadi Party (SP). He

alleged that before 2017, uncle-nephew duos would go out to extort money. Some

people in the state used to incite riots during festivals. Yogi claimed that

the government now does not bow down to rioters, but instead shows them their

rightful place.

Yogi said, There is no longer any

place for mafia and anarchy in the state. He accused the Samajwadi Party

of demolishing monuments to great men and adopting a one district, one

mafia policy. He said that previously, SP leaders used to protect goons

by saying, They're boys, they make mistakes, but now, under the BJP

government, Yamaraj is waiting for criminals.

The Chief Minister clarified that if

anyone tries to create chaos during festivals, the police will deal with them

strictly under the 'zero tolerance' policy. Yogi claimed that before 2017,

people of Uttar Pradesh, especially Bundelkhand, were hesitant to name their

district, but now the double engine government has transformed UP from the

image of a 'BIMARU' state to a developed one. He said that now farmers are

getting every facility, traders are getting security and the benefits of

schemes are being given without discrimination.

The Chief Minister launched a scathing

attack on the Samajwadi Party, saying, There was a saying about the

Samajwadi Party, “daughter used to get scared on seeing SP' men, any vehicle

with an SP flag carried a thug. He alleged that previously, the poor were

exploited and youth were deprived of employment, whereas the BJP government has

brought development. He said that the Samajwadi Party now has no issues left,

so they are fighting among themselves.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi