Lucknow: Deputy Deputy Chief Minister of Keshur Prasad Maurya said on Monday that there was “no anti-breeder” against the Yogi government and confirmed that BJP was ready to get a dedicated 60% sound share in the election of the state assembly.
Speaking at the destination of Uttar Pradesh Conclary organized by the Times of India, Maurya said the state government had ears to the ground and knew the situation at the grassroots.
“Our government does not discriminate against people while implementing various welfare schemes,” he said and firmly emphasized that BJP would win more than 300 seats in elections.
Maurya said people had understood that the seven years of the Government of Narendra Modi had provided more governance than seen for the past 70 years.
Likewise, five years the Yogi government has a heavy weight over the past seven years when opposition parties rule the country.
“If we are aged for the construction of the RAM temple in Ayodhya and Kashi Vishwanath Dham rejuvenation in Varanasi, we also provide 30 lakh houses to the poor under PM Watch out Yojana and more than 2 toilets crore to poor households,” Deputy Minister of the Great Head said .
Maurya, who also holds the PWD portfolio, claims that the BJP government has doubled the length of national highways in the state of 6,000 km to 12,000 km in the last five years.
He said the state government put a special focus on the construction of rural roads and districts to provide better connectivity to the people.
This was done even though the pandemic slowed economic and development activities in the state, he added.
“All this happens because of the BJP double engine in the middle and country,” he said.
Maurya highlighted how the martyr and police personnel, students contributed and sportsmen were given to respect by the government with the construction of roads to their homes.
Maurya said people should only compare the work done by the Yogi government with the previous SP and the BSP government to ensure changes in land situations.
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