Noida: For a city that has developed into a state growth engine, ‘Noida Jinx’ has run frustrated length.
Population, Industrial Association, Traders and People from various layers of society said it was time for superstition that had saved CMS in the past from the city – fear of the next election fee – retirement and all political formation focused on the construction and welfare of the NCR District The country’s economy and bring Mega investment.
The last five years, however, have seen changes that are welcomed in attitude with CM Yogi Aditityath dismiss ‘Jinx’ and visit Noida several times.
During the election campaign, CM has mentioned ‘Jinx’ also to target rivals Akhilesh Yadav and Mayawati.
“Over the past few years, Noida has emerged as an important hub for IT companies, startups, and electronic industries, rival Bengaluru and Hyderabad.
An authority must be physically present to promote and support these sectors to ensure further developing cities.
Someone Unable to hide behind such a superstition, “said KK Jain, Secretary General of the Federation of the Welfare Association of Citizens of Noida (Fonrwa).
For Ranjan Tomar, the President of the Villagers of Noida (Novra) association, takhayul like that “unacceptable and impractical”.
Without taking a name, he said, “One of our former ministers has been educated in the West, but he spread ancient beliefs like Jinx.
It’s time for such a mindset to change.” Alok Singh, the founder of the Active Citizen Group in Greater Noida, said the theory of “Jinx” Indicates that concern for endurance replaces everything.
“GB Nagar is not just the highest income generator but also a large ticket financial investment center for the overall development of the country.
This superstitious type, especially in the advancement of this technology and scientific, inappropriate.
This, with one way, has become an obstacle in district growth , “he said.
The tendency to think of every place that became “jinxed” reflected a losing attitude, said Rajiva Singh, President of the Federation of Noida from the Association of Apartment Owners (Noofa).
“We put all efforts to make Noida a world-class city.
Our leaders need to focus more on serving the people,” he said.
For Advocates Aditya Bhati, the President of the President of Rwa Pi 3 in Greater Noida, the debate about this problem was irrelevant during the district remained focused.
“I believe it doesn’t matter how many visits do CM to Noida.
GB Nagar has developed into a prosperous district.
This is called financial capital upwards.
Many people from outside the country have settled here,” he said.