Lotus will bloom again in graduate elections: Nandi
Voters have full faith in double engine government Bundelkhand, neglected by previous governments, progressing at double speed of development today: Nandi Prayagraj, 23 Oct (HS): For the Allahabad-Jhansi section Graduate Legislative
Nand Gopal Gupta Nandi visited eight polling stations on Friday


Voters have full faith in double engine government

Bundelkhand, neglected by previous governments, progressing at double speed of

development today: Nandi

Prayagraj, 23 Oct (HS): For the Allahabad-Jhansi section Graduate Legislative

Council elections, Industrial Development Minister of Uttar Pradesh Government

Nand Gopal Gupta Nandi visited eight polling stations of Prayagraj City South

Assembly Constituency namely D.A.V Inter College, Shiv Sharan Kanhaiya Lal Inter

College Atrasuiya, Sarvay Inter College and Mahavidyalaya Bahadurganj, Modern

High School Katghar, Allahabad Inter College Zero Road, Ranjit Pandit Inter

College Naini, G.I.C, Primary School Kidganj.

Minister Nandi said that the enthusiasm of the voters during the voting for

Allahabad-Jhansi section Graduate MLC elections shows that the lotus flower is

going to bloom once again.

Minister Nandi said that the voters have full faith in the double engine

government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath.

Minister Nandi said that Bundelkhand, which was completely neglected by the

previous governments, is today moving forward at double the speed of

development. The double-engine government is developing the Bundelkhand region

as a new hub for industrial development. By establishing the Bundelkhand

Industrial Development Authority, more than 56,662 acres of land is being

acquired for industrial expansion in Bundelkhand. Defense heavy industry, MSME

units, and a 100-acre multimodal hub are being developed in Jhansi and the

Bundelkhand region.

The Bundelkhand Expressway connects Bundelkhand directly to the state capital,

Lucknow, and the national capital, Delhi, boosting trade and investment. The

Tap Water to Every Home scheme has addressed the water crisis in

Bundelkhand villages, and projects like the Ken-Betwa Link Project are

promoting agriculture and irrigation.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi


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