Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath served food to a child during the foundation stone laying ceremony of 114 development projects costing more than ₹392 crore in Mau on Friday.

Lucknow: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath On Friday, it issued a warning to the mafia and criminals that anyone who tries to disrupt religious events like Ramleela, Yagya Katha, Janmashtami, Ram Navami, Shivratri or Rakshabandhan will “meet the same fate as Ravana and Kansa”.Addressing a public meeting after inaugurating and laying the foundation stone of 114 development projects worth over Rs 392 crore. Gandhi Maidan CM said in Mau that law and order will remain fine Uttar Pradesh There has been a lot of improvement in his government.Yogi said, “Now no mafia or criminal has the courage to create disturbance during festivals. No mafia can roam around in an open jeep waving a pistol and threaten any Hindu.”He further said that anyone who threatens the safety of daughters or traders will ultimately have to face ‘Yamraj’. Describing Mau as the land of revolutionaries, the Chief Minister paid tribute to litterateur Shyam Narayan Pandey, social reformer Swami Sahajanand Saraswati and former Union Minister Kalpanath Rai, who, he said, gave a new identity to Mau.“When good people are elected, good governance comes. But when wrong people are elected, security is compromised, money meant for public development is looted, the safety of daughters and businessmen is at risk and the youth face an identity crisis,” he said.The CM alleged that before 2017, UP was dominated by poor law and order, communal unrest and mafia. Referring to the riots that took place during the Bharat Milap program in Mau in 2005, he claimed that the mafia, under political patronage, had disrupted Ramlila events and targeted innocent Hindus.Without naming the Samajwadi Party, Yogi alleged that previous governments remained silent against criminals and failed to provide security to the public.CM said that the country has seen change Narendra Modi Became PM in 2014. He said Modi believes that governments should focus on four sections – the poor, youth, women and farmers – and added that welfare schemes launched by the Center are being effectively implemented in BJP-ruled states.Yogi said that the state government is working to provide housing, drinking water, roads, bridges and flood protection to every poor citizen. He said tourism infrastructure, power projects and employment opportunities are also being expanded across the state.Claiming that development funds are now reaching the beneficiaries directly, the CM said encroachment on the land of poor people will not be tolerated. “People know that bulldozers will demolish encroachments and the seized properties will be used to build houses for the poor,” he said.Referring to the construction of Ram temple in Ayodhya and the Kashi Vishwanath Dham corridor, Yogi said public support and voting contributed to these developments as well as better law and order in the state.The CM also announced that proposals have been invited for the expansion of Ghosi sugar mill and said that a medical college is being developed in Mau under the PPP model.Crediting local public representatives for the development of the district, Yogi assured that the “double engine government” will continue to support Mau with funds for development projects.