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Labourers Key to PM Modi's Viksit Bharat Vision: Chirag Paswan on May Day

Union Minister Chirag Paswan emphasized that labourers are crucial to PM Modi's Viksit Bharat 2047 vision on International Labour Day. He praised their contribution to infrastructural development across organized and unorganized sectors. Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath inaugurated the Shramveer Gaurav Samaroh 2026 in Lucknow, laying foundations for labour welfare schemes. Both leaders highlighted workers as the true architects of a developed India.

Key Points: Labourers Key to Viksit Bharat: Chirag Paswan on May Day

  • Chirag Paswan hails labourers as key to Viksit Bharat 2047
  • LJP workers pledge to ensure justice for labourers
  • CM Yogi Adityanath inaugurates Shramveer Gaurav Samaroh 2026
  • Yogi praises workers as true architects of new India
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"Labourers play most important role in PM Modi's vision of Viksit Bharat": Chirag Paswan on May Day

Union Minister Chirag Paswan says labourers play the most important role in PM Modi's Viksit Bharat 2047 vision on International Labour Day. CM Yogi Adityanath also honours workers.

"In PM Modi's vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047, labourers play the most important role - Chirag Paswan"

New Delhi, May 1

On the occasion of International Labour Day, Union Minister and Lok Janshakti Party chief Chirag Paswan emphasised that labourers are significant players in the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Viksit Bharat 2047.

Speaking to reporters on Friday, Paswan highlighted the efforts of the labourers, whom he hailed as contributors to the infrastructural advancement of the nation.

"In PM Modi's vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047, labourers play the most important role, who contribute to the infrastructural development of India. I bow down to all the labourers across organised and unorganised sectors who are silently continuing to contribute," he said.

Highlighting his party's focus on ensuring justice, he further said, "It is the responsibility of every LJP worker to ensure that no one is facing any injustice, and on Labour Day we took a pledge to propagate this very idea," he said.

Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday inaugurated the 'Shramveer Gaurav Samaroh 2026' in Lucknow and laid the foundation stone for multiple labour welfare schemes aimed at strengthening support systems for workers across the state.

Addressing the gathering on the occasion of International Labour Day, the Chief Minister praised the contribution of workers to nation-building and highlighted their role in realising the vision of a developed India.

"On this International Labour Day, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to all of you on behalf of the state government... We all know that you are the true architects of PM Modi's vision for a new India. Our workers always toil through the cold, the heat, storms, and tempests. Our workers never stop, never falter, and never tire in any circumstance..." CM Yogi said.

International Labour Day is also known as 'May Day' and is celebrated at the international level to promote and encourage healthy dialogue among social partners.

- ANI

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Arjun K
Respect to Chirag Paswan for highlighting the unorganised sector workers who often get ignored. But let's be honest - the real test is implementation of labour codes and ensuring minimum wages reach every single worker. Viksit Bharat 2047 ka road to badiya hai, par pahle workers ko right path pe laana hoga!
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Rohit P
Good sentiment from CM Yogi too - "workers never tire" but the government should never tire of protecting their rights. I've seen migrant workers in Delhi struggle without basic amenities. These schemes in UP are welcome, but implementation at ground level is most critical. 👷‍♂️
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Kavya N
Paswan ji speaks from experience - his LJP has strong connect with workers in Bihar. But I wonder, are enough women labourers being recognised? Women in construction and agriculture work double shifts at home and outside. True Viksit Bharat needs gender-inclusive labour policies. 🌸
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Michael C
As someone who works in construction management, I've seen Indian workers do miracles with minimal resources. The government should focus on: 1) Universal healthcare for workers 2) Proper ID cards for all unorganised labour 3) Timely payment of wages Then only 'labour day' becomes truly meaningful.
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Siddharth J
Mixed feelings on this. Good that leaders acknowledge labourers. But ground reality: in many UP districts, migrant labourers who returned during COVID still haven't got full benefits. 'Shramveer Gaurav Samaroh' sounds nice, but workers need regular income, not just one-day felicitations. 🤔

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