Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday 12 March said that a waterway
facility will be provided in the Dakshinanchal area of Gorakhpur district to
facilitate the export of crops and vegetables in order to make the region shine
on the industrial map.
Addressing the closing ceremony of Saansad Khel Mahakumbh in Bansgaon,
the CM said: “Previously, maximum migration of workers used to take place from
Dakshinanchal. However, with so many industries being planned for Dhuriapar,
Gola, Sikriganj and Khajani areas,
people will no longer have to go anywhere to seek employment. The Government
has allocated Rs 200 crore in the budget for land acquisition in this regard.”
The CM also inaugurated an
integrated steel plant of industrial group Ankur Udyog in Gorakhpur. Speaking there, the CM said that investment proposals worth Rs 33.50
lakh crore received in the Global Investors Summit were a proof of the
transformed atmosphere in UP. “It is
also indicative of the fact that today the state is ready to become the largest
economy of the country,” he said.
Claiming that before 2017, it was difficult to bring investment to UP,
the CM said that his government addressed issues like deteriorated law and
order and lack of transparency. “Today,
the safety of investors and their capital is guaranteed in the state,” he added.