Free Laptop, Smartphone! CM Adityanath started election campaign before UP elections

As part of the campaign, tablets and smartphones were distributed to 60,000 students at the Ekana Stadium here on Saturday. Five students – Akanksha Mishra, a final year student of B.Sc Nursing, Sagar Upmanyu, a visually impaired student of MA (Political Science), Mehul Gupta, a B.Tech student, Prabal Awasthi preparing for competitive exams, and Zeba Kausar, a finalist B.A. Student of the Year – was invited to speak on the stage where he expressed his gratitude to the CM for providing resources to the needy students.

Speaking on the occasion, Adityanath said that youth should not be disappointed in their lives and urged them to think big. Thinking should never be small. If the thinking is big then it will give a new dimension to your personality. Young people should never let despair enter their lives. If they work with this passion, they will be able to do anything. ,

“It’s not just a smartphone and tablet. This will give you free digital access and content. Now this type of program will happen in every mandal, and the digital revolution will reach villages too. Online education will be linked. With online and competitive exams, ” They said. Giving tablets and smartphones to students was part of the BJP’s 2017 assembly election manifesto.

Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav had earlier alleged that since Adityanath does not know how to use a laptop, he is not fulfilling the BJP’s poll promise. Addressing a gathering in Azamgarh a few days ago, he had said that if SP comes to power, it will give laptops to all the students of the state. “The BJP in its election manifesto (‘Sankalp Patra) had promised 70 lakh jobs to the youth during the 2017 assembly elections, but till date no jobs have been given,” the UP Congress said in a statement issued here. Elections are approaching, some tablets and smartphones were given to earn praise.” UP Congress spokesperson Sachin Rawat said, “Youth are in search of jobs and the government is using public money to cheat people. No matter how hard the BJP tries, the youth will not forget the pain of unemployment. In the 2022 UP assembly elections, every section of the society has made up its mind to oust the BJP,” he said, “Laptop’s lollipops won’t work”.

CM invited Chhatrapati Shivaji, Maharana Pratap, Rani Laxmibai of Jhansi as people who sent a strong message to the world while they were still young. Union Minister for Education, Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Dharmendra Pradhan was also present on the occasion. Yogi, without naming names, accused Akhilesh Yadav of misleading people during the pandemic and promoting nepotism under his rule.

He said, “There are no youth waking up in the afternoon, there are no youth who are opposing the vaccine and misguided during the corona pandemic, they are all tired and retired, don’t trust them.” Akhilesh led the SP government in UP from 2012 to 2017 and was succeeded by Yogi Adityanath. He said, “Before 2017 there was nepotism in appointments, when job was announced then people of one family, of one dynasty, uncles, nephews, uncles all used to go out for extortion.” Adityanath claimed to have created 4.5 lakh jobs in the state in his five years of rule and slammed his “guardians” for cracking down on the mafia. He also gave the students the slogan “Soch Imandar, Kaam Dumdar” coined by the BJP for the 2022 elections. Paying tributes to Vajpayee and Banaras Hindu University founder Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya, who share his birthday, Yogi said that the students of UP have acquired a new identity in the country and the world.

With which award did the Chief Minister honored weightlifter Mira Bai Chanu, who won a silver medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics? 1.5 crore and with his coach Vijay Kumar Sharma 10 lakhs. Earlier, addressing the gathering, Pradhan said that the students of the country have realized the importance of smartphones and digital education during the Corona pandemic. Citing a report, he said that due to poverty and lack of internet connectivity, only 50 per cent of the youth of the country have been able to connect to digital education during the pandemic. He said that in the coming few months all the villages of UP will be connected to the internet.