Kushinagar, 11 July (HS): In the program organized for the

inauguration and foundation stone laying of various development projects

costing more than Rs. 525 crore in Kushinagar district, Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath invoked respect the Hindus and warned that double-engine government

does not tolerate hooliganism. “If anyone disrupts the festivities or creates a

disturbance, this government deals with them strictly,” he said.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath launched a direct attack on

the opposition on Saturday while inaugurating and laying the foundation stone

for 464 projects worth Rs. 525 crore in the Kushinagar, Ramkola Hata assembly

constituency, targeting them on issues of development and law and order. He

said that the previous government had no intentions or policies. Their thinking

was paralyzed, making any talk of development meaningless.

During this, while addressing the public meeting organized

in Tekuatar, he attacked SP and said that earlier there used to be riots on

festivals in Uttar Pradesh, now there is no curfew, no riot, all is well in UP.

Referring to the theft of offerings without Ram temple, he said that how can

those who occupied the temples think about Ayodhya, Kashi and Mathura. Those

who are showing us the mirror on religious faith today should look at their own

faces. Chief Minister Yogi, citing the example of childhood snatched away from

innocent children and death of Musahars due to encephalitis in Kushinagar, put

the previous governments in the dock and said that now childhood is snatched

away due to encephalitis and no one dies of hunger in the state. Now there is

talk of development along with housing, electricity, gas connection, treatment

and employment. When 'these people' were in power, the Musahar community would

die writhing in hunger, children would fall prey to encephalitis...We have

given our children a bright and secure future. We are preparing to connect

Kushinagar with Jewar. We are also going to connect with 'Gaya Ji'.

Flights to start soon from Kushinagar, connecting Gaya and

Jewar: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that due to the global turmoil

caused by the West Asia crisis, new aircraft could not arrive, preventing

flights from Kushinagar International Airport. Flights will resume soon,

connecting Gaya and Jewar. The government is fully committed.

Diara will get a bridge worth Rs 800 crore: Chief Minister

Yogi Adityanath, blaming previous governments for the plight of the Diara

villages across the Narayani, said that the DPR is being prepared. A Rs. 800

crore bridge will soon be built across the Narayani. All Diara villages will be

connected to the mainstream of development. Our government's vision is to

develop the last person, and we are working on this honestly.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi