Key Points

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated the Shree Cement plant in Etah, marking a significant step in Uttar Pradesh's industrial growth. He emphasized the state's transformation under BJP governance with a zero-tolerance policy towards crime. The CM criticized previous Congress and Samajwadi Party regimes for fostering criminal activities and neglecting development. He highlighted how UP has risen from 7th to 2nd rank among Indian states due to dedicated efforts and strategic policies.

Key Points: Yogi Adityanath Inaugurates Shree Cement Plant in Etah Citing UP Growth

  • CM Yogi inaugurates Shree Cement plant in Etah boosting industrial growth
  • Highlights zero-tolerance policy against crime transforming Etah's landscape
  • Criticizes previous Congress and SP regimes for fostering criminal activities
  • Credits BJP's double-engine government for UP rising to 2nd ranked state
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UP: CM Yogi Adityanath inaugurates Shree Cement plant in Etah; highlights state's transformation & growth

UP CM Yogi Adityanath inaugurates Shree Cement plant in Etah, highlights state's transformation from crime hub to industrial growth under BJP governance.

"When the government's intentions are clear and there is zero tolerance for crime and criminals in the state, coupled with an eagerness to drive development, remarkable changes happen. - CM Yogi Adityanath"

Etah, August 21

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated Shree Cement's plant in Etah district on Thursday.

While speaking at the inauguration event, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath highlighted the state's transformation under the BJP's governance, emphasising a zero-tolerance policy towards crime and a strong push for development.

"When the government's intentions are clear and there is zero tolerance for crime and criminals in the state, coupled with an eagerness to drive development, remarkable changes happen. Remember, 8-9 years ago in Etah, criminals held sway. The mafia seized the lands of the poor, enjoyed protection from political parties, and left the poor unheard. Now, look at Etah, it is recognised for its strong handling of criminals and zero tolerance for them. Today, through the government's efforts, a thermal power plant has been established in Jawaharpur nearby, creating a better and more conducive environment. Alongside it, Shree Cement has also set up a plant. Both the government-established thermal power plant and Shree Cement's plant share a common goal: they generate employment," said CM Yogi Adityanath.

Taking a dig at previous regimes, the Chief Minister criticised the Congress and Samajwadi Party for fostering criminal activities and neglecting development. "Under the Congress and Samajwadi Party regimes, criminal activities surged, women faced increasing threats to their safety, and traders received no meaningful benefits. Historically, the Mughals looted India, followed by the British, and later, the Congress and Samajwadi Party regimes caused further devastation. In the 1960s, India was the world's 6th largest economy, but by 2014, it had slipped to 11th. Since 2014, under the visionary leadership of PM Modi, through dedicated efforts and strategic policies, India has risen to become the 4th largest economy globally"

Speaking about state development, CM stated that, "Similarly, Uttar Pradesh, under eight years of the BJP's double-engine government, has transformed remarkably. Before 2017, UP ranked 7th among Indian states; today, it proudly stands as the 2nd-ranked state."

The event marked a significant step in Uttar Pradesh's industrial growth, with the Shree Cement plant expected to boost employment and contribute to the state's economic development.

- ANI

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Priya S
The security situation has definitely improved in UP. As a woman, I feel much safer traveling in the state compared to previous years. But hope these industries actually benefit local communities and not just big corporations.
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Arjun K
While development is welcome, I hope environmental concerns are addressed. Cement plants can cause pollution if not managed properly. Hope they follow all environmental norms strictly.
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Sarah B
Interesting to see UP's transformation. The economic growth numbers are impressive, but I wonder how much of this actually reaches the common person. Hope the employment generation is substantial and sustainable.
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Vikram M
From 7th to 2nd rank among states is remarkable progress! UP was always considered backward but now becoming an industrial hub. Double engine government is actually delivering results 💪
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Kavya N
Good to see investment in manufacturing. But I hope local youth get proper training to work in these plants. Skill development should go hand in hand with industrial development.

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