Lucknow, 17 Oct (HS): Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath launched a scathing attack on the Samajwadi Party while addressing

the Teacher-Graduate Voter Conference held in Lucknow. Calling the Samajwadi Party

an enemy of education and youth, the Chief Minister said that Samajwadi

Party and education are like two ends of a river which never meet. He

said that earlier the educational institutions were dominated by professional

goons of SP. No work was done in the direction of education. The previous

government had neither policy nor intention. Nor was there any will to work.

The land on which the mafia set foot was theirs. No one could remove their

occupation. He alleged that the previous governments always created an identity

crisis for the youth and ruined the education system. The previous governments

had neither policy nor intention.

He said sarcastically that if SP says that it wants to do

something for education, then it is just like a crocodile coming to the river

bank and saying, 'Ride on my back, I will take you safely across'.

The Chief Minister said that a Saifai Syndicate

was previously active, encroaching upon the jobs rightfully held by the state's

youth. Recruitment commissions were staffed by incompetent chairman.

During the SP government, there was no trace of anyone who took the exam.

Those who paid money got the appointments. There has been no question

mark in the recruitment process in the last nine years. Previously, jobs were

given to people of a single caste. The Chief Minister said that Amethi,

Rae Bareli, Pratapgarh, and Sultanpur now have medical colleges. These

districts now have good educational institutions. He cautioned workers and

officials that the opposition has conceded defeat, but they should not become

overconfident.

CM Yogi cautioned, Thieves and dacoits break in only

in the dark of night; the opposition will do the same. He added that this

is the right time to respond to those who question constitutional institutions,

as this election is being conducted not through EVMs but through ballot papers.

The Chief Minister said that before 2017, festivals in Uttar Pradesh were not

celebrated with celebrations but with violence. Today, the entire state is

filled with security and peace. Delivering a strong message on the safety of

daughters, he said that today, daughters are completely safe, and if anyone

dares to breach their security, the police have a complete 'remedy' ready at

the next intersection.

Listing the state government's achievements, the Chief

Minister said that improved law and order has led to significant investment in

Uttar Pradesh. This investment has created significant employment opportunities

for the state's youth. The government has so far provided government jobs to

9.5 lakh young people, while over 6.5 lakh have found employment in the private

sector. He said that earlier our youth had to go to other states for

employment, but today there is desolation there, because UP itself has become a

hub of development.

Appeal to vote on 23rd October: The Chief Minister appealed

to all teachers and graduates to participate enthusiastically in the upcoming

polling day on 23rd October. He stressed that on this day voters must reach

their polling booths to exercise their democratic rights and cast their vote in

favour of justice and good governance. I would appeal to teachers and youth to

first vote on October 23 and then go anywhere.

On this occasion, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Suresh

Khanna, BJP Regional President Awadhesh Dwivedi, Graduate MLC candidate Avneesh

Singh Patel, Teacher MLC candidate Umesh Dwivedi, BJP Regional Vice President

Reshu Bhatia were prominently present.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi