Gorakhpur: Chairman of the Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath on Friday said he would compete in the upcoming assembly poll if his party decided so.
He is currently a member of the Legislative Board up.
Speaking to reporters at the informal meeting at Gorakhpur, CM said, “I always oppose the election and I will compete from any party asking me.” “This party has a parliamentary council and decides who will compete from where,” he added.
Calculating positive changes in the state after 2017, he said: “For 4.5 years of power in the state, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) did whatever was promised in the latest assembly selection,” it added “the party worked all sectors and showed it To people “.
In the legal and order situation, CM said that the state has gave an example.
“For the past 4.5 years, there has been no riots and all festivals, including Diwali, has been celebrated peacefully.” “Divorter first celebrated and Kumbh Mela was not organized for the first time in the state.
But Uttar Pradesh struggled with a drawing crisis before 2017, which has ended now.
The benefits of a different scheme have reached the last person in the community,” Yogi said.
“Deepotsav has been held at Ayodhya and Grand Kumbh in Prayagraj.
Similarly, a better legal and order situation, investment and adequate employment have been confirmed in the state.
Now, the people above will be seen respectfully,” he said more carry on.
CM said that the state has become the best goal for investment from abroad in this country because of extraordinary road connectivity and security guarantees.
He said, “Previously investment went abroad and now investment came to the country from outside.
Previously, ordinary people said that riding with holes and trenches, but now it is known for a freeway and a four-track road network.” Cm said that Purvanchal Expressway will be inaugurated this month itself and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has seen his presentation.
“About 60 lakh work has been produced with a freeway Corruption in the distribution of food granules in the state before 2017.
“UP is the only state in which 97% of people have expressed satisfaction of the distribution of food grains,” he added.
He also said that the country bought electricity at the level of Rs 22 per unit during the coal crisis for a smooth power supply.