Lucknow: Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi AdityanathKairana’s visits to Shamli and Rampur on Monday marked the BJP’s strategy to put forward its saffron mascot to propel the political spade in the troubled west. UP Region before the assembly elections.
The visit assumes significance as Kairana is at the center level during the 2014 Lok Sabha elections after the BJP intensified the issue of Hindu exodus after the 2013 Muzaffarnagar communal riots, while Rampur is a stronghold of the SP MP. Azam Khan |.
Informed sources in the party said Yogi is likely to make frequent visits to Mathura, Meerut and Saharanpur in the next few days.
In Mathura on November 10, Yogi will inaugurate the “Braj Raj Utsav” being organized by the Braj Teerth Development Board. The Chief Minister will felicitate Paralympic players from across the state in Meerut on November 11.
The chief minister is also planning to visit Saharanpur, where he will lay the foundation stone of the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) centre. Deoband. The state government had in August given the green signal to the project, which involves setting up a commando center in 2,000 square metres. The move was sharply criticized as the opposition termed it a “polarisation bid” of the BJP government.
UP BJP’s organization secretary and in-charge of Saharanpur, Chandra Mohan said that the development of western UP is at the top of the agenda of CM Yogi. “His visit to the area will give impetus to the development projects being run by the state government,” he said.
Yogi’s move to intensify the campaign in West UP has become relevant even in the backdrop of continuous protests by farmers against the new agricultural laws. The Lakhimpur violence in which eight people, including four protesting farmers, were killed, further fueled the political frenzy in the region with a large presence of Dalits and Muslims.
The development is also a noticeable contrast from the politically important eastern UP region which has been in the limelight amid concerted efforts of the opposition to gain a foothold in the PM. Narendra ModiThe constituency of Varanasi and the political backyard of CM Yogi Gorakhpur.
SP chief Akhilesh Yadav is planning to raise the political temperature by starting the third phase of his “Vijay Yatra” from Gorakhpur on November 13. Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has already addressed rallies by visiting Varanasi and Gorakhpur.
The BJP is also pushing its heels in eastern UP, where Union Home Minister Amit Shah will lay the foundation stone of a university in Akhilesh’s parliamentary constituency Azamgarh on November 13.
The inauguration of the 341 km Purvanchal Expressway connecting Lucknow to Ghazipur by PM Narendra Modi at Sultanpur on November 16 will further strengthen the BJP’s growth story ahead of the elections.
The visit assumes significance as Kairana is at the center level during the 2014 Lok Sabha elections after the BJP intensified the issue of Hindu exodus after the 2013 Muzaffarnagar communal riots, while Rampur is a stronghold of the SP MP. Azam Khan |.
Informed sources in the party said Yogi is likely to make frequent visits to Mathura, Meerut and Saharanpur in the next few days.
In Mathura on November 10, Yogi will inaugurate the “Braj Raj Utsav” being organized by the Braj Teerth Development Board. The Chief Minister will felicitate Paralympic players from across the state in Meerut on November 11.
The chief minister is also planning to visit Saharanpur, where he will lay the foundation stone of the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) centre. Deoband. The state government had in August given the green signal to the project, which involves setting up a commando center in 2,000 square metres. The move was sharply criticized as the opposition termed it a “polarisation bid” of the BJP government.
UP BJP’s organization secretary and in-charge of Saharanpur, Chandra Mohan said that the development of western UP is at the top of the agenda of CM Yogi. “His visit to the area will give impetus to the development projects being run by the state government,” he said.
Yogi’s move to intensify the campaign in West UP has become relevant even in the backdrop of continuous protests by farmers against the new agricultural laws. The Lakhimpur violence in which eight people, including four protesting farmers, were killed, further fueled the political frenzy in the region with a large presence of Dalits and Muslims.
The development is also a noticeable contrast from the politically important eastern UP region which has been in the limelight amid concerted efforts of the opposition to gain a foothold in the PM. Narendra ModiThe constituency of Varanasi and the political backyard of CM Yogi Gorakhpur.
SP chief Akhilesh Yadav is planning to raise the political temperature by starting the third phase of his “Vijay Yatra” from Gorakhpur on November 13. Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has already addressed rallies by visiting Varanasi and Gorakhpur.
The BJP is also pushing its heels in eastern UP, where Union Home Minister Amit Shah will lay the foundation stone of a university in Akhilesh’s parliamentary constituency Azamgarh on November 13.
The inauguration of the 341 km Purvanchal Expressway connecting Lucknow to Ghazipur by PM Narendra Modi at Sultanpur on November 16 will further strengthen the BJP’s growth story ahead of the elections.
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