Prayagraj, 08 July (HS): The opposition's pointless rhetoric

has no impact on Ram devotees. Party workers should fully commit to 2027. They

should work to reach out to beneficiaries of government schemes in settlements,

remarked Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, who arrived as chief guest

at the Chief Minister's Teacher Cashless Medical Scheme program held in the

District Panchayat auditorium on Wednesday.

He said that party workers should contact beneficiaries of

government schemes in settlements. Workers should also contact families where

9.5 lakh jobs have been given in the state without bribes and without any

source information. The double-engine government has done a lot for the poor.

Efforts should be made to ensure the benefits of schemes like the Prime

Minister's Housing Scheme and others. Old age pensions were Rs. 300 during the

SP government, but now they are Rs. 1,500 under the BJP government. There are

numerous welfare schemes available to all sections of society, and workers

should contact those who are not receiving them and try to ensure they receive

them, so that people can understand the policies and procedures of the BJP

government and organization. Workers should be vigilant and alert to the

opposition's schemes. Reach out to the youth and inform them about the numerous

employment schemes available. Young people should take advantage of these

schemes.

Workers and officials should prepare lists of the needy in

their respective divisions who need government benefits. The SP, BSP, and

Congress will all fight unitedly against the BJP. The Deputy Chief Minister

urged workers to work with one goal: whoever wants a ticket must win the lotus

flower. In Prayagraj, during the Samajwadi Party government, goons and mafia

roamed the city, across the Ganga and Yamuna, carrying weapons, while the

police remained silent. He stated that the double-engine government's ideology

is sacred. If anyone provokes India, we will not spare them. Indonesia bestowed

the highest honor on the Prime Minister. The country is making great strides in

every field. 250 million people have been lifted out of poverty. 70 million

people have been provided housing. If Uttar Pradesh progresses, the country

will progress. State Vice President Suresh Maurya, Kashi Region Vice President

Awadhesh Chandra Gupta, Metropolitan President Sanjay Gupta, Gangapar President

Nirmala Paswan, Yamunapar President Rajesh Shukla, Anand Sonkar, Anuj Kushwaha,

Kunj Bihari Mishra, Dr. Shailesh Pandey, Vikram Bhadoria, Shashi Varshney,

Councilor Ashish Dwivedi, Uttar Maurya, and others were present.

The opposition's

pointless rhetoric has no effect on Ram devotees: In a formal media

interaction at the Police Line helipad after his arrival in Prayagraj from

Lucknow, the Deputy Chief Minister, in response to the opposition's questioning

of the SIT investigation into the Ram Temple offering theft case, stated that

the BJP is poised to form a government in the state for the third time with a

landslide majority. The entire opposition, including the Samajwadi Party, is

expected to remain out of power from 2027 to 2047. They (the opposition) are

aware of this. Therefore, the opposition, lacking issues, makes statements that

have no impact on Ram devotees, patriots, and the rest of society.

Responding to a media question about the Karnataka Congress

government's demand for the resignation of Prime Minister Modi, Amit Shah, and

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath over the Ram Temple offering theft case, Deputy

Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya stated that there is no need to answer any

questions from those who oppose the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple or the Lord Shri

Ram Bridge. Every Ram devotee is satisfied with the SIT investigation, arrests,

and imprisonment of the accused in the offering theft case. Meanwhile, the

Deputy CM was welcomed at the helipad by Metropolitan President Sanjay Gupta,

Gangapar President Nirmala Paswan, Yamunapar President Rajesh Shukla, Councilor

Raju Shukla, Vijay Srivastava, Ajay Singh, Arun Patel, Manoj Kushwaha, Pawan

Srivastava, Vivek Mishra, Varun Kesarwani, Nirdosh Singh Golu, Vishwas

Srivastava, Mayank Dubey and other workers.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi