In a recent meeting, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized the importance of ending the “VIP culture” among ministers and public representatives in the state government. He stressed the need for everyone to be vigilant and ensure that their actions do not reflect a sense of privilege.
Adityanath highlighted the values of “dialogue, coordination, and sensitivity” by giving his ministers the mantra of ”samvaad, samanvay, samvendansheelta”. He urged them to regularly interact with and be present among the people.
“The government exists for the people, and their interests are our top priority. We must address the problems, expectations, and needs of every individual, especially those at the grassroots level,” Adityanath stated.
He emphasized the significance of public hearings (‘Jan Sunvaai’), ensuring the satisfaction of the common man, and advancing the state’s progress as the central focus of the government’s welfare initiatives.
Additionally, Adityanath extended his congratulations to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP-led NDA government for securing a third consecutive term in the recent Lok Sabha elections. However, despite this success, the BJP faced setbacks in Uttar Pradesh, winning only 33 out of the 80 seats, a decline from its previous performances.