Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday announced that Bhadohi district is now Sant Ravidas Nagar Bhadohi.
“No one calls UP a ‘bimaru’ (ill) state anymore. “When a youth from any Uttar Pradesh district travels outside the state, they no longer face an identity crisis. Daughters and traders no longer face threats to their safety. Artisans are no longer forced to migrate. “In the next six months, the Uttar Pradesh government will provide jobs to another one lakh youth. Anyone who undermines the employment prospects of the youth will go to jail, and their property will be confiscated.”
Because government schemes have successfully reached them,” he said, farmers no longer resort to suicide,. “Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, more than 80 crore people in India are currently receiving free ration. On July 29 this year, Adityanath announced that the Bhadohi district would once again be renamed Sant Ravidas Nagar, as the ruling BJP kicked off a Dalit outreach initiative from the prime minister’s constituency, Varanasi. Lashing out at the Samajwadi Party during Sunday’s event, the Uttar Pradesh chief minister said, “The funds currently being spent on development of pilgrimage sites and beautification and preservation of heritage landmarks are the same funds that, before 2017, were used to encroach upon land in the name of constructing boundary walls for graveyards.
“On the occasion of Guru Purnima, the government had said Bhadohi district, renowned for its carpet industry, would be known by the name of Satguru Ravidas Maharaj, a saint who united society through his spiritual devotion,” Adityanath said. In this context, it is truly fitting that this district bears the name Sant Ravidas Nagar Bhadohi,” Adityanath said. The “double-engine” government has put a stop to that, curbed corruption, and transformed Uttar Pradesh, once plagued by mafia and unrest. No one can label UP “riot-prone”, Adityanath said. Adityanath said his government has provided government jobs to youth.
