Lucknow, June 12: Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar of the Uttar Pradesh government has responded to the recent meeting of the NITI Aayog chaired by Prime Minister Modi.
In an interview, Rajbhar emphasized the Prime Minister‘s vision for a self-reliant and developed India. He noted that all NDA partners are dedicated to achieving the goals set for 2047. He highlighted improvements in connectivity across districts in Uttar Pradesh, which has become a hub for expressways. Additionally, railway connectivity has also seen significant enhancements.
Rajbhar criticized the Samajwadi Party (SP) and Congress, stating that their governments were plagued by issues of leakage. He pointed out that even pensions meant for the poor were misappropriated. However, he claimed that the current government has effectively eliminated these leakages, ensuring that benefits reach the intended recipients directly in their bank accounts.
Regarding internal conflicts within the Trinamool Congress (TMC), Rajbhar remarked that it is up to the TMC to address these issues. He noted that those who felt abandoned by the TMC are now realizing that the NDA is focused on development in West Bengal.
He further stated that TMC members, when observing the progress in states like Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Haryana, are likely to desire similar development for their own state.
On Prime Minister Modi‘s statements about India’s development journey, Rajbhar expressed that the progress made under Modi’s leadership is being recognized globally. Many countries acknowledge that India is advancing on the path of development under his guidance.
Rajbhar also commented on the directive from Governor Anandiben Patel regarding the establishment of a media cell for conversion issues, stating that the governor has taken notice of the matter and issued an appropriate order.
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