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PM Modi addresses public rally in Mau, Uttar Pradesh

Published By : Admin | February 27, 2017 | 14:30 IST
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a huge public meeting in Mau, Uttar Pradesh today. During his address Shri Modi thanked the people of Uttar Pradesh for their overwhelming support during the first four phases of elections in Uttar Pradesh. “As the elections are progressing, people of Uttar Pradesh have made up their minds to support the BJP,” he further added. 

PM Modi emphasized that the resolution of BJP is ‘Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas’ and it is committed towards it. 

Attacking the opposition PM Modi said, “SP, BSP are well aware that they'd be defeated in these elections. And, now they are creating an environment that no party gets majority.” The PM further added that Congress, SP and BSP parties must stop playing with the future of the people of Uttar Pradesh in the name of politics. 

Shri Modi opined that in order to develop UP needs a stable Govt. He said, “India is scaling newer heights of progress. It is due to the 125 crore Indians. UP too can develop. It needs a stable BJP Government.” 

He said that eastern Uttar Pradesh has all the necessary resources, all it needs is opportunity. He said that the present Samajwadi Government is aware of the conditions of eastern UP but are not bothered at all. “When Nehru ji was the PM, MP from Ghazipur expressed concern over poverty. Report was presented, but they didn't take any action,” added the PM. 

Shri Modi attacked the present Samajwadi government and said that they are not doing anything for the farmers of the Uttar Pradesh. He added, “We would waive off loans of small farmers, if we come to power in Uttar Pradesh.” The PM took note of the troubles that sugarcane farmers in Uttar Pradesh were facing. He also said that BJP forms a government in Uttar Pradesh, they will clear the dues of Sugarcane farmers within 14 days. 

Prime Minister Modi mentioned that welfare of sugarcane farmers was a top priority for the Government. He said, “We are undertaking measures for welfare of our farmer brothers and sisters. We want their incomes to double by 2022.” Shri Modi attacked the opposition by asking them what they have done for the farmers of the Uttar Pradesh. “Why SP government doesn't care about the farmers in Utar Pradesh? Why they are not helping farmers in distress? They must answer.” PM blamed the present Govt in Uttar Pradesh for nothing providing the Minimum support price to the farmers. 

PM Modi spoke in detail about Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana and explained how it could be beneficial to the farmers. Shri Modi attacked the opposition by asking them what they have done for the farmers of the Uttar Pradesh. 

He further mentioned that BJP government was dedicated towards the providing 24 hours electricity in the state but the state government is not interested. “Centre allotted funds for 24X7 power supply in Uttar Pradesh. But what stops the SP government from utilising those funds.” 

The PM expressed concern about the law and order situation in the state and said, “Law and order situation in Uttar Pradesh is a disaster. Crime rate is rising, incidents of loot, rape, riots are reported. This must end.” PM Blamed the opposition for giving election tickets to criminals in the state. 

PM Modi noted that the Centre had reduced stent prices which would bring down the cost of treatment drastically and benefit people. 

Shri Modi urged people to change the government for inclusive development of Uttar Pradesh and to vote for the BJP. “Our focus is on development of Poorvanchal,” he said. “Our fight is for protecting the rights of the poor. Few would try to create obstacles in the way. But our fight would keep on going,” he concluded. 

Several party karyakartas were also present at the public meeting.

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PM Modi said that soon India would be launching the National Manufacturing Mission (NMM). Every State must give this top priority and create infrastructure to attract global companies. He further said that it included Ease of Doing Business, especially with respect to land, utilities and social infrastructure. He also called upon states to encourage manufacturing, boost ‘Ease of Doing Business’ and strengthen the services sector. In the services sector, PM Modi said that there should be greater emphasis on other areas like Healthcare, education, transport, tourism, professional services, AI, etc. to make India a Global Services Giant.

Prime Minister also emphasized that as India aspires to be the food basket of the world, we need to shift to high value agriculture, dairy, fisheries, with a focus on exports. He pointed out that the PM Dhan Dhanya Scheme has identified 100 districts with lower productivity. Similarly, in learning outcomes States must identify the lowest 100 districts and must work on addressing the issues around the low indicators.

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Prime Minister emphasised that States should work in tandem with the discussions and decisions emerging from both the Chief Secretaries and the DGPs Conferences to strengthen governance and implementation.

Prime Minister suggested that similar conferences could be replicated at the departmental level to promote a national perspective among officers and improve governance outcomes in pursuit of Viksit Bharat.

Prime Minister also said that all States and UTs must prepare capacity building plan along with the Capacity Building Commission. He said that use of Al in governance and awareness on cyber security is need of the hour. States and Centre have to put emphasis on cyber security for the security of every citizen.

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Discussion during the Conference

The discussions during the Conference reflected the spirit of Team India, where the Centre and States came together with a shared commitment to transform ideas into action. The deliberations emphasised the importance of ensuring time-bound implementation of agreed outcomes so that the vision of Viksit Bharat translates into tangible improvements in citizens’ lives. The sessions provided a comprehensive assessment of the current situation, key challenges and possible solutions across priority areas related to human capital development.

The Conference also facilitated focused deliberations over meals on Heritage & Manuscript Preservation and Digitisation; and Ayush for All with emphasis on integrating knowledge in primary healthcare delivery.

The deliberations also emphasised the importance of effective delivery, citizen-centric governance and outcome-oriented implementation to ensure that development initiatives translate into measurable on-ground impact. The discussions highlighted the need to strengthen institutional capacity, improve inter-departmental coordination and adopt data-driven monitoring frameworks to enhance service delivery. Focus was placed on simplifying processes, leveraging technology and ensuring last-mile reach so that benefits of development reach every citizen in a timely, transparent and inclusive manner, in alignment with the vision of Viksit Bharat.

The Conference featured a series of special sessions that enabled focused deliberations on cross-cutting and emerging priorities. These sessions examined policy pathways and best practices on Deregulation in States, Technology in Governance: Opportunities, Risks & Mitigation; AgriStack for Smart Supply Chain & Market Linkages; One State, One World Class Tourist Destination; Aatmanirbhar Bharat & Swadeshi; and Plans for a post-Left Wing Extremism future. The discussions highlighted the importance of cooperative federalism, replication of successful State-level initiatives and time-bound implementation to translate deliberations into measurable outcomes.

The Conference was attended by Chief Secretaries, senior officials of all States/Union Territories, domain experts and senior officers in the centre.