
Ayodhya, 16 Oct (HS): Speaking at the Teacher Voters'
Conference held at the Swami Vivekananda Auditorium of Avadh University on Friday,
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State President Pankaj Chaudhary said that
teachers not only impart education, but also guide students in life and shape
the nation's future. The true strength of democracy is the trust of the voter,
and every vote strengthens democracy. He said that the new generation reasons,
understands things better and is aware of the interests of the country.
Addressing the Teacher Voters' Conference, Pankaj Chaudhary
highlighted the achievements of the Narendra Modi government at the center and
the Yogi government in the state. He said that the Prime Minister's vision is
to build an educated society, because only an intelligent and educated society
can play an effective role in nation-building. He cited India's growing role on
the international stage, the global celebration of Yoga Day, and the G-20
summit events held in various states, saying that these have given the world an
opportunity to understand India's culture and potential.
The BJP state president said that before 2014, India was the
world's 11th largest economy, while now it has become the fifth largest.
Despite challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic, India has made economic
progress. He said that promoting startups has provided opportunities for youth
to launch new ventures. Referring to the country's infrastructure development,
he said that better roads and transportation systems are essential to
accelerate development.
He said that the central government has implemented schemes
for the welfare of the poor, providing services such as housing, cooking gas,
electricity, and cashless medical treatment. Citing the removal of Article 370
from Jammu and Kashmir, the surgical strike against terrorism, and Operation
Sindoor, he said that India's security policy has undergone a transformation.
He described UPI as a significant achievement for India in the field of digital
payments.
Discussing teacher interests, Pankaj Chaudhary said that the
state government has established a transparent transfer system for teachers.
Schemes have been implemented to benefit teachers in unaided and self-financed
schools. Steps have also been taken to simplify the process of benefits for
dependents of deceased employees and to streamline loan repayment. He mentioned
strengthening school infrastructure through Operation Kayakalp and Project
Alankar.
He claimed that 1.65 lakh primary teachers have been
recruited in the state. He also cited the selection of government teachers,
private teachers, and over five thousand principals, calling the formation of
the Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission an important step.
Targeting the opposition, the BJP state president said that
the Samajwadi Party has become issueless. He alleged that opposition leaders
are trying to create an atmosphere of anarchy at various levels in Delhi and
Uttar Pradesh. He also accused the opposition of spreading confusion in the
society regarding SIR. He appealed to the workers to cooperate in adding the
names of eligible voters who were left out to the voter list in the special
camps to be organized on October 17th and 24th. Finally, he appealed to the
teacher voters to vote in favor of teacher MLC candidate Dhruv Tripathi.
Opposition trying to spread confusion on SIR: Pankaj
Chaudhary - BJP state president Pankaj Chaudhary, targeting the Samajwadi
Party, said that the opposition lacks concrete issues related to public interest.
He alleged that confusion is being spread in the society regarding SIR. One
leader is spreading anarchy in Delhi and another in the state. He directed
party workers to actively participate in special camps to be held on October
17th and 24th and to assist in adding the names of eligible people left out of
the voter list.
Government's emphasis on teacher interests and school
development: He said that the state government has developed a transparent
system for the transfer of teachers. Along with implementing schemes for the
benefit of teachers in unaided and self-financed schools, the process for
providing benefits to dependents of deceased teachers has been simplified. He
said that efforts have been made to improve school infrastructure through
Operation Kayakalp and Project Alankar. He also described the teacher
recruitment and the formation of the Education Service Selection Commission as
important steps related to the education system.
Startups are providing new opportunities to the youth: The
BJP state president stated that there is no shortage of talent in the country.
The central government has provided opportunities for young people to launch
new ventures by promoting startups. He added that improved roads,
transportation, and other infrastructure are essential for economic
development. Citing India's economy, digital payment systems, and growing role
on the international stage, he linked these changes to the country's changing
landscape.
India's policy against terrorism is clear: The state
president said that steps like the revocation of Article 370 in Jammu and
Kashmir, the surgical strikes, and Operation Sindoor have clarified India's
policy against terrorism. He alleged that under previous governments, terrorist
incidents were followed by diplomatic protests, whereas now India takes strong
action against terrorism.
Regional President Awadhesh Dwivedi, State Minister
Shivbhushan Singh, Awadhesh Srivastava, MLA Ved Prakash Gupta, Ramchandra
Yadav, Chandrabhan Paswan, Abhay Singh, Amit Singh Chauhan, former MP Lallu
Singh, District Panchayat Administrator Roli Singh, Regional Vice President
Awadhesh Pandey Badal, Metropolitan President Kamlesh Srivastava and District
President Radheshyam Tyagi, Ambedkar Nagar District President Dilip Patel,
along with district in-charges of various districts, district presidents and a
large number of teachers were present in the conference.
Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi