Delhi : Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressed a public rally in Asansol in support of BJP candidate Arijit Roy from the Barabani Assembly constituency. The rally witnessed significant public participation, with large crowds gathered to hear the Chief Minister speak.
During his address, the Chief Minister highlighted the development agenda of the Bharatiya Janata Party and the impact of the “double engine” governance model in accelerating growth and improving law and order in states where the party is in power. He urged voters to support BJP candidates, stating that stronger governance would lead to faster development and improved public welfare.
CM Yogi Adityanath also spoke about governance reforms implemented in Uttar Pradesh over the past years, stating that the state has witnessed significant improvements in law and order, infrastructure development, and public service delivery. He contrasted this with earlier conditions, claiming that sustained efforts under the current administration have helped establish a more stable and development-oriented environment.
Referring to cultural and national integration, the Chief Minister highlighted key milestones such as the construction of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi temple in Ayodhya, stating that it reflects long-standing cultural aspirations fulfilled under the current central leadership.
He further emphasized that BJP governments, both at the Centre and in states, are focused on eliminating corruption, improving governance efficiency, and ensuring welfare delivery reaches all sections of society without disruption.
The Chief Minister also underscored Bengal’s historical role in shaping India’s cultural and intellectual identity, while expressing concern over what he described as challenges related to governance and development in the state. He called upon voters to support BJP candidates to ensure accelerated development and improved governance outcomes.
The rally concluded with the Chief Minister appealing to voters to strengthen the BJP’s presence in West Bengal to ensure what he described as faster development, better infrastructure, and improved public safety.
