Celebrating 11 Years of Modi Government: CM Yogi Highlights Achievements in Lucknow. He attributed India's transformed global image, Operation Sindhur, and development schemes as the foundation of India's golden era.
CM Yogi: To mark the completion of 11 years of the Narendra Modi-led central government, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a press conference at the BJP headquarters in Lucknow, showcasing the government's key achievements. On this occasion, CM Yogi also inaugurated a special exhibition depicting the Modi government's work through images and data.
11-Year Tenure Described as a Golden Era
CM Yogi stated that Prime Minister Modi's 11-year tenure will be remembered as a b foundation for India's journey towards becoming a self-reliant and developed nation. He termed this period as India's "golden era," highlighting the remarkable progress achieved on all fronts.
India's Transformed Global Image
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized that under PM Modi's leadership, India's international standing has been significantly strengthened. He contrasted India's previous perceived vulnerability on the global stage with its current position, where its voice is heard and respected. He attributed this shift to the restoration of public trust, which had eroded under previous unstable Congress-led governments.
Government's Changed Stance Against Terrorism
Discussing the nation's security policy, CM Yogi noted that India's response to terrorism was previously more lenient. However, Prime Minister Modi, he asserted, conveyed a new message: India desires peace, but will take b measures, including surgical strikes, air strikes, and operations like 'Operation Sindhur,' against any nation sponsoring terrorism against it. Yogi claimed that India's recent successful execution of missions like 'Operation Sindhur' demonstrated its strength to the world.
Government Schemes Now Based on Eligibility
The Chief Minister also highlighted that the Modi government's policy now focuses on providing benefits based on "eligibility, not appearance." He contrasted this with the alleged appeasement policies of previous governments, stating that the current administration implements schemes based on merit, ensuring that those entitled to benefits receive them, irrespective of caste, religion, or community.
