Competing 100 days in office, Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday released a booklet “100 din vishwaas ke” while highlighting the achievements of the government. He expressed satisfaction on the state government’s working.
The chief minister said he has accepted the challenge despite the tenure of 100 days is not enough to implement it.
Adityanath said the state government is working for poor and farmers. The chief minister said he is concerned with the issue of farmers. He said the state government has purchased four times wheat in comparison to last year.
He informed that the state government has cleared pending bill of Rs 22, 517 crore of sugarcane farmers. The chief minister said the state government has waived off loans of 86 lakh farmers.
The state government will fulfill the promises which have been made to the people of the state. He said the government has constituted Anti-Romeo squad aiming to provide security to girls and women of the state.
“After the formation of anti-romeo squads, women in the state feel much safer,” he said.
He said the state was lagging in the last 14-15 years as it got stuck in dynasty politics and family feud.
He said the government will focus on each section of the society. He said each year January 24 will be celebrated as "Uttar Pradesh Diwas".
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