Yogi govt completed 7 years on Holi - Committed to dream
Yogi govt completed 7 years on holi - Committed to dream…
yogi Adityanath-led bjp government has completed seven years in Uttar Pradesh on Sunday, the day of Holi. cm Yogi's reaction has come to this. He has given his response by posting it on his social media platform.
cm yogi wrote, 'Under the inspiring guidance of respected prime minister Narendra Modi, the resolution of service, security and prosperity of 25 crore people of Uttar Pradesh is completing 7 years today. In these 07 years, success has been achieved in bringing positive changes in the life of every person through the mantra of Sabka Saath-Sabka Vikas. The chief minister further wrote, 'These 07 years have been dedicated to the creation of 'New Uttar Pradesh of New India'. Walking on the path of public welfare, the double-engine government is working with full commitment to fulfill every dream of the people of the state. Gratitude to the people of the state and all the colleagues for their cooperation and support. Happy Holi.'
Achievements Tenure – Deputy CM
Meanwhile, deputy cm Keshav prasad Maurya said, 'Hearty congratulations and best wishes to the country and the people of the state on the completion of the second successful year of the second term of the Uttar Pradesh government, which includes the latest achievements.' He said, 'By the successful guidance of prime minister Narendra Modi and the basic mantra given by him of Sabka-Saath, Sabka-Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, our state government under the leadership of Honorable chief minister yogi adityanath is determined for the development and prosperity of the rural poor. In the last 7 years, our government has established new dimensions of development in all areas including basic facilities like schools, roads, electricity, housing, toilets, and cooking gas. Let us tell you that bjp government was formed in UP in 2017. Then bjp made yogi adityanath the data-face of the Chief Minister. After this, in 2022, the bjp retained its power and won the elections.