Lighthearted Laughter: Yogi Adityanath's Jibe at Minister Khanna

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath playfully teased Suresh Khanna about staying unmarried to avoid domestic disputes over gas cylinder shortages. This humorous exchange was part of an event for the Centre's Ujjwala scheme, which provides subsidies for cooking gas refills to benefit 1.86 crore families.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath took a playful dig at his cabinet ally, Suresh Khanna, during an event held to distribute subsidies under the Ujjwala scheme. Adityanath humorously suggested that Khanna chose to remain unmarried to avoid household conflicts associated with gas cylinder shortages.

This humorous exchange unfolded during the announcement of a subsidy for 1.86 crore eligible families, with Rs 1,890 crore directly credited into beneficiaries' bank accounts. Adityanath distributed symbolic cheques to ten women, signifying a shift from past challenges in obtaining gas connections to the current scheme offering free cylinders during festivals.

Adityanath highlighted the government's commitment to the underprivileged, noting that both Holi and Ramzan would benefit from the timing, enhancing celebrations. The playful atmosphere underscored camaraderie amidst policy announcements aimed at improving domestic lives.

(With inputs from agencies.)