‘Won’t waste money on parks’
6 Nov 2012 7:43 AM IST
Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav on Monday said his government preferred using public money to bring smiles on faces of common people rather than waste it on lifeless memorials and parks.
Without naming anyone but in a clear dig at his predecessor and BSP chief Mayawati, Yadav said that 'the SP government is more interested in using hard earned peoples' money on bringing smiles on the faces of people rather than on stone structures and memorials'.
The chief minister, who was here to distribute cheques of unemployment and kanya vidyadhan schemes to 9,943 unemployed girls of Devi Patan division, said that soon an industrial policy would be brought so as to make jobs available to the youth of the state. Ensuring that all schemes promised in the manifesto of the party would be implemented, Yadav said that soon the process of distribution of tablets, laptops would begin.
On the issue of law and order, the CM assured that all those taking law in their hands, however, influential they might be, would be punished and reiterated that the progress of the country is directly linked to that of UP.
He said that Katarniyaghat wildlife region would be developed as a tourist spot and NH-28 linking state HQ with Nepal would be four-laned. He also promised 220 KVA power house for the district. He said that support to the central govt is only to keep a check on communal parties but his party was not with the UPA govt on the issue of FDI in retail sector.
Without naming anyone but in a clear dig at his predecessor and BSP chief Mayawati, Yadav said that 'the SP government is more interested in using hard earned peoples' money on bringing smiles on the faces of people rather than on stone structures and memorials'.
The chief minister, who was here to distribute cheques of unemployment and kanya vidyadhan schemes to 9,943 unemployed girls of Devi Patan division, said that soon an industrial policy would be brought so as to make jobs available to the youth of the state. Ensuring that all schemes promised in the manifesto of the party would be implemented, Yadav said that soon the process of distribution of tablets, laptops would begin.
On the issue of law and order, the CM assured that all those taking law in their hands, however, influential they might be, would be punished and reiterated that the progress of the country is directly linked to that of UP.
He said that Katarniyaghat wildlife region would be developed as a tourist spot and NH-28 linking state HQ with Nepal would be four-laned. He also promised 220 KVA power house for the district. He said that support to the central govt is only to keep a check on communal parties but his party was not with the UPA govt on the issue of FDI in retail sector.
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