Lucknow: Head of the Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath has responded to criticism that his government has formulated a population policy design of 2021-30 in the minds of Muslims by clarifying that there is “There is no intention to target each individual, caste or community.” The problem is that they are narrow-minded to make it Statement according to what they think and talk about it.
The government’s motive is clear, that we must move forward with our policy by remembering the welfare of 24 crore people, “Yogi said now in an exclusive interview.
Responding to criticism that the government adopted polarization polarization, Yogi said that this was not the first time that the state government emerged Population.
‘The purpose of law is to bring prosperity to say population bills, among others, aims to achieve sustainable goals by working towards poverty alleviation, education for all and penetration of the health sector.
“The purpose of this law is to bring prosperity to the population country and ensure that resources reach everyone.
But some Netas do not want to do something that wants to see politics in everything, “he added.
Yogi shows that it is the United Nations that has mapped a sustainable goal program in 2016.” And in Vidhan Mandal this problem is discussed for almost 36 hours.
Based on the discussion we have proposed this policy.
This bill aims to focus on the fields that face population control problems and propose to disseminate awareness in such fields, “he said.
CM praised BJP’s victory in the selection of rural bodies recently as a reflection of the community’s faith in work and policy The government.
“And this result is not a deviation.
But what has been determined by this local poll is the fact that from Panchayat to Parliament, people have entrusted their faith in just one party – BJP, “he said.
He denied that candidates in polls recently threatened or forced.
“The accusation comes from those who ensure the Goondaraj is open during their government and they are busy playing politics on Twitter,” he said.