CM Yogi Adityanath is on his two-day visit to Japan. During this time, a very interesting picture was seen, where on the way towards Yamunashi, people of Indian origin came to meet him, including some children. These children bowed down to CM Yogi and touched his feet. After this, these children also recited verses in Sanskrit.

This video of CM Yogi Adityanath meeting children of Indian origin and their families has also surfaced. It is being told that this video is from the time when he was going from Tokyo towards Yamunashi, when on the way some women and children of Indian origin also reached there. Seeing him, CM Yogi stopped on the way and talked to him.

Children recited Sanskrit verses to CM Yogi

Meanwhile, a small child also came to meet him, he bowed to him, touched his feet and recited shlokas in Sanskrit, CM Yogi was also seen repeating the shlokas with him. The woman who had come to meet the Chief Minister had also brought a gift for him, which CM Yogi accepted wholeheartedly. After this the Chief Minister presented chocolates to the children and lovingly placed his hand on their heads.

#WATCH | Japan On the way to Yamanashi, UP CM Yogi Adityanath met people and children of Indian origin living in Japan and talked to them. The children touched CM Yogi’s feet and recited shlokas. Later, the CM gifted chocolates to the children. pic.twitter.com/XR9WVCr0Gx

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Before this, CM Yogi also addressed the Indian-origin community in Japan, in which he enumerated the work done by the BJP government. Taking aim at the earlier SP government, the Chief Minister said that earlier UP was known for curfew, riots and power crisis, whereas now it is known for festivals and development.

Let us tell you that CM Yogi’s Japan tour is ending today. After which he will leave to return to India. This visit of CM Yogi has been very important from the point of view of investment and employment in UP. During this, he met with representatives of many big companies and encouraged them to invest in UP. CM Yogi said that in his government, work has been done on a large scale regarding the infrastructure and law and order of the state.

‘Those who work in darkness do not like light…’, CM Yogi targeted Akhilesh Yadav

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday hit out at the previous Samajwadi Party government in the state, alleging that the state was deliberately kept in the dark before 2017. His government has given a new direction to the state by improving law and order, infrastructure and investment environment.

According to the government statement, Yogi made this comment while addressing the Indian community in Tokyo. He said that earlier there were neither good roads nor regular electricity supply in Uttar Pradesh. Taking an indirect aim at the Akhilesh Yadav government, he said that people who were used to working in darkness did not like the light. When the trend is towards robbery then even the state is kept in the dark.

Targeted at SP government

CM Yogi said can robbery happen in broad daylight? If the tendency is to commit robbery then it will take place only in the dark. We decided that if Uttar Pradesh is to be freed from fear and corruption, it will have to be brought into the light. We are children of the sun and we need sunlight.

The Chief Minister said that earlier the state was known for curfew, riots and power crisis, whereas now it is known for festivals and development. Today Uttar Pradesh is known not for riots and curfew, but for Deepotsav, Mahakumbh and global investment.

Connectivity in UP is better than before

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government has improved connectivity, improved power supply and strengthened law and order. Now investors around the world are investing in sectors like semiconductors, data centres, artificial intelligence, green hydrogen, logistics parks and international airports which was unimaginable earlier.

Referring to cultural initiatives, Yogi said that grand events like Deepotsav in Ayodhya, Dev Diwali in Kashi and Rangotsav in Mathura-Vrindavan are symbols of positive change in the state. Last year, more than 66 crore devotees participated in the Maha Kumbh held in Prayagraj and more than 156 crore tourists visited Uttar Pradesh in a year, which shows the growing global interest in the state.

While extending best wishes on the occasion of Holi, CM Yogi called upon the Indian community settled in Japan to contribute to the development of both the countries. He said that wherever people of Indian origin face difficulties in the world, India stands with them.