Lucknow, 26 June (HS): Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath will visit the Barahj area in Deoria to launch and lay the

groundwork for 106 development projects totaling Rs 456.38 crore. The event, to

be held in Baraan, will largely focus on improving regional connectivity,

agricultural safety, and infrastructure. CM Yogi will dedicate 25 finished

projects to the public, with an emphasis on flood management and erosion

prevention along the Saryu and Rapti rivers.

New academic buildings and hostels for Kasturba Gandhi

Balika Vidyalayas will also be opened. The Chief Minister established the basis

for 81 new initiatives. Major road widening and strengthening projects were

initiated, including the 16-kilometer Naurangia Hata-Gauri Bazar-Rudrapur route

and the enormous Sonu Ghat-Barahj route. A large bridge in Bhadila Awwal village

will be constructed as part of the new infrastructural upgrades.

“Today, a new chapter in development and public welfare will

be auspiciously inaugurated in Deoria, the sacred land of the revered Deuraha

Baba. The inauguration and foundation stone laying of 106 development projects

costing over Rs. 456 crore in the Barhaj and Rudrapur Assembly constituencies,

along with the distribution of certificates to beneficiaries of various public

welfare schemes, will take place. This campaign of development and public

welfare will form the foundation for new hope, new opportunities, and new

prosperity in the life of every family,” Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath mentioned in a post on X.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi