CM Yogi Adityanath's 100-day action plan: Focus on roads, electricity, law and order, security, health

Uttar Pradesh minister Shrikant Sharma on Friday presented the plan of Yogi Adityanath Government for next 100 days. Revealing the list of agendas set for next few months, the minister ensured that the BJP-led UP government will also present a report card to the people after 100 days are over. 

"Our Govt will present a report card to the people after 100 days of our tenure are completed," Sharma told a press conference in Lucknow. 

Highlights of the press conference: 

#All departments finished their presentations by Thursday. All schemes and programmes and their loopholes were discussed. Ministers have been put in charge of districts. They will review Centre scheme implementation and come up with a 100-day agenda

#A lot of schemes have not been implemented. Everyone knows the reason, but we now need to bring haste to schemes. Schemes in focus will be roads, electricity, law and order and security. 

#Health services will be monitored by all ministers. Zero toleration on corruption, culprits will not get a warning but would be sent to jail. 

#The electricity problem to be fixed with a deadline. Villages to get electricity between 7 am to 5 pm. Electricity, affected by weather, to be fixed as soon as possible. 

#Swachhta or cleanliness to get special attention by city commissioner and Gram pradhans. 

#Have requested people and administrations to shun plastic bags

#All ministers will present a report card to chief minister Yogi Adityanath after 100 days. 

#Every day a minister will sit down in CM office for 2 hours for discussion.

#One minister will be present during the Jan Sabhas attended by CM Adityanath. 

#DMs and other administrators will be called to explain if frequent complains came from their area. 

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