Transforming Uttar Pradesh: From Insecurity to Innovation

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticized past governments for hindering Uttar Pradesh's growth. Under PM Modi, the state has become India's second-largest economy. Key initiatives include MSME support, Bundelkhand development, and the CM Yuva scheme for entrepreneurs, boosting the state's socio-economic growth and security.

On Tuesday, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath condemned previous administrations for not ensuring the state's development, resulting in insecurity that forced many, including youths and traders, to leave.

Speaking at a CM Yuva scheme event for Jhansi and Chitrakoot, Adityanath cited India's rise under Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the world's fifth-largest economy and credited this leadership for Uttar Pradesh's emergence as India's second-largest economy and a major growth driver.

Adityanath highlighted the increase in MSME units, Bundelkhand's transformation from mafia rule, and several infrastructure projects, while urging young entrepreneurs to innovate, register, and avail of government support to drive new ventures.

(With inputs from agencies.)