Presenting a “report card” of the four-and-a-half years of the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the Assembly elections, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday claimed that the state has undergone a “complete transformation” and its perception before the country as well as the world has changed as there have been no riots since 2017 and strict actions have been taken against mafia and criminals during his rule.
The chief minister also claimed that his rule would be remembered for “surkasha (safety) and susashan (good governance)” for both women as well as for the industry. “Uttar Pradesh ke sare chaar saal ka karyakal, suraksha aur sushashan ke drishti se ek smarniya karyakal mana jayega… (The four-and-a-half years’ rule of Uttar Pradesh will be remembered for security and good governance)… In the past, mafias under the patronage of the government used to create an environment of fear, and riots were rampant in the state… Now, the investors’ confidence in the state is growing and UP has emerged as number two in the country in terms of ease of doing business,” the chief minister said, adding that his government’s priority is to provide security and safety to women.
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