No e-voting in Germany

If wishes were EVMs then BJP would ride on them
Ms Mayawati’s BSP has already got 80% votes in the last Panchayat elections of Uttar Pradesh conducted with Ballot Papers. Now
with Modi’s notorious DEMONetisation BSP will win all the seats.

Napolean had once said “I can face two battalions but not two scribes”.
Bahuth Jiyadha Psychopaths (BJP)’s Murderer of democratic institutions
(Modi) the salve, stooge, chela, chamcha, bootlicker and own mother’s
flesh eater of just 1% intolerant, violent, militant, shooting,
lynching, lunatic, mentally retarded terrorist, cannibal chitpawan
brahmins of Rakshasa Swayam Sevaks (RSS) gives salaries to all the
scribes to write in his favour him.

He has even RSSised other
democracies with his EVM to distort elections to win.And also the media.
And if any media goes against Modi the IT raids are conducted on such
scribes.

This is seeing Truth as Thrith and Untruth as Untruth.

http://history.edri.org/edri-g…/number7.5/no-evoting-germany
Civil Rights in Europe- No e-voting in Germany
Why will the BJP go for any alliance when EVM could be distorted,Rigged and Tampered?
BJP distorted EVM to win elections

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vjl3DrhoWa8&t=7s
खबरदार चुनाव जीतने के लिए भाजपा EVM से छेड़छाड़ कर सकती है | BJP may distort EMV to win election
now with just 20 constituencies out of 403 constituencies the EVMs have been replaced with VVPAT
Hence Modi and the media who get renumeration form him say they are
confident of winning as it happened in 2014 Lok sabha elections.

“Bringing all communities together is the only thing which will work” BSP will win all the Seats.

Mayawati lauds three years of rule

Lucknow, May 13 – Not more than one percent of the state’s budget has
been spent on memorials to SC/ST/OBC icons, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister
Mayawati Thursday said, extolling three years of her Bahujan Samaj
Party (BSP) government as an environment free of terror, crime,
injustice and corruption.

Addressing a press conference to mark
three years of the BSP rule in the state, Mayawati staunchly defended
the construction of memorials and statues to herself and SC/ST/OBC
icons.
‘Yes, I have built memorials and statues to commemorate the
rich contribution of such personalities who had done yeoman social
service and reforms, but their work never received due recognition in
successive Congress governments or the other regimes,’ she said.

Justifying the allocation of more than Rs.6,000 crore towards these
memorials, she asserted: ‘Whatever I have spent each year towards
commemoration of these icons was not more than one percent of the
state’s annual budget.’

‘What my government has achieved over a
period of three years, since we rode on to power entirely on our own
strength, cannot be matched by any other political party that has ever
remained in power in the state.’

Claiming there was ‘utter jungle
raj’ when the BSP assumed office in May 2007, she said: ‘And I am proud
of the fact that in three years, I have been able to create a
terror-free, fear-free, crime-free, injustice-free and corruption-free
environment by putting the law of the land back on the rails.’

In
her view, her government ‘could have done wonders’ had the central
government extended cooperation in adequately sharing the cost of
various development programmes. She acused it of depriving the state of
Rs.17,000 crore, ‘the state’s legitimate share towards various schemes
already carried out over the past three years’.

Focussing on the
Congress-led government’s ‘conspiracy’ against her regime, Mayawati
recalled how New Delhi had not paid any attention to her repeated demand
for a special economic package of Rs.80,000 crore for the uplift of
Bundelkhand and Purvanchal.

Major Achievements of BSP Government in Uttar Pradesh during the last 3 years

Other Achievements and Highlights of the Budget outlay under main Heads,

During the last 3years of BSP Government, for public Information:-

Achievements of the BSP Government in Uttar Pradesh, during the last 3
years, have been remarkable, particularly on law and Order and
Development fronts. If the Central Government had paid, in time, Uttar
Pradesh’s due share of over Rs.17,000 crore, the results could have been
much better. Not only this, State’s Hon’ble Chief Minister, Ms.
Mayawati Ji, by according priority to host of ambitious schemes of
Public Welfare and Development, had spent almost 99% of the total
available Budget amount on them and only less than 1% was spent on the
construction of “Memorials, Museums, Statues, Parks”, etc.,in honour of
‘Saints’, ‘Seers’ (Gurus) and Great Men born in the SC/St and Other
Backward Classes.

1. Home Department :

Total expenditure
of Rs 16,105 crore (sixteen thousand fifteen crore Rupees) in the last
three years on activities relating to the Home Department with
significant achievements as follows:

·

Establishing the
rule of Law by creating in all spheres, a development-oriented
environment free from injustice, crime, fear and corruption
·
Lawlessness and Jungle-Raj during the last Government led to
victimization of the people, specially the poor and the weak and not a
single FIR was registered. Orders issued to launch a drive and have FIRs
registered in all such cases.

· Large –Scale improvement in the
law and order situation in the State and fall in all kinds of crime. As a
result Gunda-raj came to an end .

· To dispose of public complaints, an effective system of regular “Thana Divas” introduced.

· Introduction of “Tahasil Divas” to ensure justice to the poor on-the-spot.

· A SIT (Special Investigation Team) constituted for independent investigation of serious economic offences.

· To tackle terrorism, ATS (Anti-Terrorism Squad) constituted.

· Training of 2,000 commandos from the Police Force on the NSG pattern, in process.

· Creation of more than 2.40 lakh posts in the Police Force, increasing
Police-People ration from 83 to 150 per lakh. Action taken on
recruitment of 35.0000 Police Constables.

· Medal allowances to Medal Awardees doubled.

· Lucknow District Jail, Model Jail and ‘Nari Bandi Niketan’ shifted to new premises on /Mohanlalganj-Gosaiganj Road.

· The daily district allowance of Homeguard volunteers increased fro
Rs.126 to Rs.140 and daily duty allowance of PRD Jawans from Rs.75 to
Rs.126.

· Settlement of 37,494 cases of personal disputes
/enimity out of total 1,94,106 cases registered in police stations
between 13 May ,207 and 15, March 2010.

· Possession of leased land given to a total od 3,11,841 land allotees with police help.

· Fall in crimes against women such as murder, rape, eve teasing, persecution, dowery-killing, chain snatching etc.

· Fast-track courts established and as a result of concerted efforts by
the Government, an appreciable decline registered in cases under the
SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Ac.

· 30 new Fire-Fighting Centres established.

· Elemination of Dacoits who had become symbol of terror.

· Decision to recruit ex-servicemen to constitute a Special Zone
Protection Force to safeguard Memorials, Museums, Statues, Parks, etc.,
constructed to honour Noble Saints, Seers and Great Men born. From time
to time, in the SC/ST and Other Backward Classes.

2. Social Security :

Total expenditure of Rs. 40,147 crore (Forty Thousand One Hundred and
Forty Seven Crore Rupees) in the last three years on social security
activities with significan achievements as follows:

·
Introduction of direct payment of pension od Rs.30 per month under Uttar
Pradesh Mukhyamantri Mahamaya Garib Aarthik Madad Yagana” to poor
families left out of Antyodaya Yojana and BPL list

· Outstanding
S/C debts amounting to Rs.120.28 crore granted by “Uttar Pradesh
Anusoochit Jati Vitta Evam Vikas Yojana” during 1985-1997 written off ,
benefiting about 7.58 lakh S/C families.

· Ownership certificates
(leases) issued to 9,431 memebers of Scheduled Tribes and other
traditional forest-dwellers (vanvasis).

· Computerisation of
schorarships payable to all pre and post-class-X students (girls and
boys). Distribution of cent-per-cent scholarship to boy and girl
students above class IX. Number beneficiaries exceeding 1.50 crore.

· First-time cent-per-cent computerization of old age monthly pension
amount increased from Rs.150 to Rs.30 to be credited directly to the
beneficiaries account.

· The amount of grant increased from Rs.10,000 to Rs.20,000 for the marriage of daughters of SC/ST in Budelkhand region.

· The amount of financial assistance, under the scheme for marriage and
medical treatment, hiked from Rs.2,000 to Rs.5,000 per head.

·
Upgradation of 54 Ashram style schools in the State from class-V to
intermediate level, ensuring education for 25,000 students.

· Sanction accorded to the construction of 10 new government Ashram style schools and 21 hostels for SC/ST.

· For IAS and PCS coaching of SC/ST, an institute established at
Bhagidhari Bhavan, lucknow as well as Agra, Aligar ans Bareeilly.

· Provision of 21.21% expenditure for the welfare of SC/ST under SC/ST sub plan.

Backward Classes Welfare·

Distribution of Rs.814.62 crore as scholarship among 196.17 lakh Backward class students (girls and boys) during 2007 -2008
· As many as 207.21 lakh Backward students benefited with the expenditure of Rs.920.29 crore during 2008-2009.

· During 2009-2010 Rs.900.82 crore earmarke for scholarships, benefiting about 217.80 lakh students.

· As many as 11.45 lakh students benefited reimbursing Rs.218.21 crore.

· With grants of Rs.10,000 for the marriage of daughters and Rs.5,000
for medical treatment of Backward destitute, poor and BPL persons,
altogether 82,417 people benefited.

· Construction of 34 hostels for students belonging to Other Backward-Classes completed and work on another 12 hostels started.

Welfare of the Physically Handicapped :

Sanction of Pension at the rate of Rs.300 per month todicapped (physically challenged), numbering 7,06,296.
· Amount of grant for artificial limbs/ancilliary equipments for the physically challenged increased from Rs.3,500 to Rs.6,000.

· Provision for an additional amount of Rs.2 crore by way of incentive for the marriage of the physically challenged.

· Subsistence allowance for the physically challenged, studying /
receiving training, increased from Rs.550 to Rs.850 per month.

· Free travel facility available, in all categories of Uttar Pradesh State Transport buses, to the physically challenged.

· Relaxation upto maximum of 15 years in age limit, to the physically challenged in recruitment to government services.

· 3% reservation for the physically challengedin the allotment of fair price shops.

· Establishment of Uttar Pradesh Dr.Shakuntala Misra Rehabilitaion
University to provide higher education to handicapped students. 50%
seats reserved exclusively for the physically challenged.

·
Construction of hostels at < ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns =
“urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />Meerut , Alhabad,
Lucknow and Gorakpur for visually impaired students.

· Work in
progress on the setting up of an inter college each at Gorakpur and
Meerut for visually impaired boys and girls respectively.

· Work
in progress for establishing a Shelter Home cum Training Centre each at
Bareilly, Meerut and Gorakpur for the mentally retarded.

Minority Welfare and Waqf :

Decision to include 10 new Arabic-Persian Madrasas in the grants-in-aid list.
· Distribution of Rs.34,276.71 lakh to 91.64 lakh, pre and post-class-X students as scholarships.

· Honororium amounting to Rs.9,377.19 lakh for 6,782 teachers in 2587 Madarasas.

· Income celling of poor guardians of wards, eligible for scholarship, increased to Rs.1 lakh.

· Aid amount to Rs.2544.50 lakh, provided for the marriage of 25,445 daughters from minority BPL families.

· Reimbursement of school fees, amounting to Rs.1,490.15 lakh to 31,229 students studying in post-X-classes.

· Provision of Rs.440 lakh for construction of Haj House at <
?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns =
“urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />Ghaziabad and Lucknow.

· Direct air flight for Haj travelers from Varanas to Jeddah. Arrangement to send off Haj travelers from Haj House in Luaknow.

· The condition of police verification for appointment of Mutavallis abolished.

· “Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Alpankhyak Swarozgar Yojana” being implemented in urban areas.

· Construction of Uttar Pradesh Sunni and Shia Central Waqf Boards with
strict instructions to both the Waqf Boards to persive all Waqf
properties with the grants made available to them.

· Grant of Uttar Pradesh Urdu Academy more than doubled and raised to Rs.3 crore.

· Adequate provision to reimburse the admission fees of students
pursuing medical/engineering /MBA and other University courses.

Women’s Welfare, Child Development and Nutrition :

Monthly pension of destitute women increased from Rs.150 to Rs.300. 15.80 lakh being benefited.
· Provision of payment of Rs.10,000, in one single installment for the marriage of daughters of destitute (BPL women).

· Provision of lump-sum payment of Rs.11,000 to the new couple, when a woman re-marries after the death of her husband.

· Mahamaya Garib Balika Ashirwad Yajana introduced for girls born in
BPL families on 15 January, 209 or thereafter to put a stop to
foetus-killing, arrest declining ratio between boys and girls and to
enable girls to live a life of self respect.

· On the birth of a
girl child, an amount will be deposited in her name for a fixed period
of 18 years, which on maturity will be around Rs.1 lakh and be payable
to the girl if she atayed unmarried till then.

· So far 1,01,705 girls benefited.

As many as 97.20lakh children being served everyday with hot cooked
food by 1,51,469 Aanganwadi centres functioning under 897 integrated
child development projects in the State.
· Increase of Rs.500 in the honorarium of Anganvwadi workers and Rs.250 in the case of lady assistants.

· 258.62 lakh beneficiaries getting supplementary nutrition.

3. Agriculture :

Total expenditure of Rs.12,527 crore (Twelve Thousand Five Hundred and
Twenty Seven Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities
undertaken of the Agriculture Department with significant achievements
as follows :

·

A total of 48.19 lakh quintal of approved seads distributed
· 79.27 lakh tones fertilizers distributed.

· Distribution of seasonal loans to farmers amounting Rs.11,991 crore.

· 45.94 lakh Kissan Credit Cards distributed.

· Stribution of 8093.16 Kl/tones agricultural chemical under the plant protection programme.

· ‘Drip and Sprinkler Irrigation Method’ introduced under rain water
storage and irrigation sckeme in Bundelkhand region. 13,652 sprinkler
sets distributed.

· Implements available , free of charge to all
SC/ST and poor and marginal farmers. 75% grant admissible to other
categories of farmers.

· Comprehensive strategy planned to double the income of farmers from agriculture production in the next two years.

· Provision of storage of fertilizer in advance.

· Wheat production during the rabi season 2009-10 estimated to be 290.04 lakh m.t., the highest in the last few years.

· Food grain production estimated to be 313.36 lakh tones during rabi
2009-10, which is the highest as compared to previous years.

· Production of 107 lakh tones of rice and 135 lakh tones food grains during kharif 2009-10 in spite of draught.

· Short-term loans amounting to Rs.6,651.61 crore distributed, at reduced interest rates, among small and marginal farmers.

· Linking of 350 S/C hamlets with 3,638 Km. long pukka roads by Mandi Parishad..

Cane Development and Sugar Industry :

· Record and historic payment of cane price amounting to Rs.28,911.26 crore, including arrears.

· Unprecedented increase of Rs.25 per quintal in the State Advisory
Price of canr for the crushing season, 2009-10. Never before has there
been such an increase in a single crushing season.

· For the
first time, payment of additioan incentive money to cane farmers ensured
with mutual agreement between sugar mills and the farmers.

· The
farmers got full for their produce due to restrictions imposed on the
import of raw sugar in the State until the lifting of the cane crop from
the fields.

· Efforts made to increase sugar production and productivity by developing five new sugar varieties.

· Two new sugar mills (Hata and Baghauli) started.

· Rules amended to provide more representation to SC/ST, Other Backward Classes and women in cane development councils.

4. Irrigation :

Total expenditure of Rs.16,505 crore(sixteen thousand fivr hundred and
five crore) in the last three years on activities of the Irrigation
Department with significant achievements as follows:

· By means
of 33,215 Km. of embarkments and other flood protection measures, 19.47
lakh hectares of land protected against floods so far.

· With 73,637 Km. long canals in the State, better facilities of irrigation made available.

· The policy of ‘no-irrigation – no irrigation tax’ enforced in the
interest of the farmers after doing away with the ‘barha qanoon’.

· Inspite of draught in 63 out of 71 districtsin the State in 2009-10 ,
an area of 1,744 thousand hectares irrigated by feeding 8,368 tails
during the Kharif 1,477 season. To deal with the rigour of draught and
to make drinking water available for cattle, 30,689 tanks / ponds were
filled with water and an area of 2,135.35 thousan hectares irrigated
during the curresnt rabi season upto March, 2010.

· SC/ST groups
of farmers provided cent-per-cent grant (Maximum being Rs.4.28 lakh per
tubewell) under ‘Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Nalkoop Yojana). Construction of
304 tublewells completed. Another 300 tubewells under construction
during 2009-10.

· Under Dr.Ambedkar Samoohik Nalkoop Yojana’
grant admissible to the extent of 50% (Maximum being Rs.2.41 lakh per
tubewell). Construction of 213 tubewells completed. Another 200 being
constructed.

5. Rural Development :

Total expenditure of
Rs.7,609 crore (Seven Thousand Six Hundred and Nine Crore Rupees) in the
last three years on activities under Rural Develeopent with significant
achievements as follows :

With an expenditure of Rs.11,420 crore under MNREGA, as many as 7.454 lakh man days of employment generated.
· 4,998 ‘Bastis’ linked with 19,302 Km. long Pukka roads at an expenditure Rs.6,10.90 crore under P.M.G..S.Y.

· Housing facilities made available to 10.30 lakh homeless rural families at a cost of Rs.3,316 crore under Indira Aavas Yojna.

· Free houses to 3.06 lakh SC/ST families at a cost of Rs.949 crore under ‘Mahamaya Aavas Yojna’.

· Houses for non-SC/ST and homeless BPL families numbering 0.50 lakh at
a cost of Rs.180 crore under ‘Mahamaya Sarvajan Aavas Yojna’.

6. Revenue :

Instructions issued not to evict SC/STpeople from Gram Panchayat lands
occupied by them on 13 May,2007 or before and to treat them as owners of
the land.
· Provision for unmarried daughter also for succession to agriculture land.

· Uttar Pradesh Money lending Regulatory Act-2008 enforced to protect farmers from economic exploitation.

· An amount of Rs.49.76 crore distributed as compensation against 8,580
claims from farmers under ‘Krishak Durghatana Bima Yojna’.

· Altogether, 4,89,989 hectares of agricultural land allotted to 2,28,261 landless people.

· Residential plots of 100 to 250 sq.mt. allotted to 3,11,868 homeless families.

· In the process of realization of loans, restrictions imposed on the auction of lands of farmers owning less than 3.123 acres.

· Under General Public Insurance Scheme, insurance premium of landless
families borne at the rate of fifty-fifty by the central and state
government. Two children of the concerned family to be given a monthly
scholarship of Rs.10 also.

· Allotment of an acre of 25,240 hectares to 30,410 fishermen families for pisciculture.

7. Panchayati Raj :

Total expenditure of Rs.5,574 crore (Five Thousan Five Hundred and
Seventy Four Crore Rupees) in the last three years under Panchayati Raj
with Significant achievements as follows :

·

As many as
1,322 Dr.Ambedkar villages selected during 2007-08 under Dr.Ambedkar
Gram Sabha Vikas Yojna, saturated with kharanjas and drains at a cost of
Rs.320.81 crore.
· During 2008-09, as amny as 1,438 Dr Ambedkar
Gram Sabhas saturated with CC 9Cement-Concrete)roads KC drains at a cost
of Rs.875 crore.

· Construction of CC (Cement-Concrete) roads
and KC drains completed in 2,175 Dr.Ambedkar villages at a cost of
Rs.875 crore during 2009-10.

· Approval for installation od sodium lights in 10,000 S/C Bastis in Dr.Ambedkar villages.

· Construction of 2,000 Dr.Ambedkar Multipurpose Community Centres in
S/C Bastis of Dr.Ambedkar villages. Process of construction of community
centres for the next year started.

· Under Total Cleanliness
Drive during the last three years, as many as 21,99,811 BPL private
toilets, 1,525 women toilet complexes , 1,75,613 school toilets and
64,761 Aanganbadi toilets constructed at a cost of Rs.1,08,010 crore.

· 5,250 Panchayat Buildings constructed at a cost of Rs.149.31 crore during the last 3 years.

· For environmental cleanliness in the rural areas, a historic decision
was taken, for the first time, by this popular government to creat as
many as 1,08,848 posts of Arogya Rakhakas (Health Protectors of all
Beings) in the State in March 2008.

· An amount of Rs.1,101 .34
crore sanctioned under the Backward Area Grant-in-aid fund Scheme. Work
in progress in 34 districts of the State on the construction of 4,872
Gram Sachiwalayas. 431resource centres, 475 aanganbadi centres, 195
boundary walls , 76 tubewells, 2,708 tube lights, 291 culverts, 85
drinking water systems, 185 solid waste management units and 1,570
roads.

· To provide public facilities under the recommendations
of the 12th finance commission, panchayati Rai institutions made
supporting by allocating them a total of Rs.1,758.48 crore from 2007-08
till date.

· An expenditureof Rs.4,077.53 crore incurred on the maintenance of properties and assets of Panchayati Raj instutions.

8. Energy :

Total expenditure of Rs.23,673 crore (Twenty Three Thousand Six Hundred
and Seventy Three Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities
under Energy Department with significant achievements as follows:

· Foundation stones of power projects worth Rs.6,168 crore laid.

· To make the State self-sufficient in Power Sector, decisions taken to
generate 25.000 MW of additional power . Towards this end , a total
investment of Rs.1.25,000 crore proposed.

· To separate
agricultural feeders from domestic feeders in the rural areas, Rs.2,600
crore Dr.Ambedkar Urja Krishi Sudhar Yojna introduced.

· Setting up of 41 new132 KV power sub-stations with a capacity of 1200 MVA.

· Construction of new sub-stations of 22KV with a capacity of 1440KVA.

· Construction of 132/220/400 KV lines – 1240 circuit Km.

· Expansion of capacity of 88 sub-stations from 132 KV to 1993 MVA.

· Expansion of capacity 38 sub-stations from 220KV to 1890 MVA.

· Expansions of 2 sub-stations from 400 KV to 120 MVA.

· Electrification 9,739 Ambedkar villages. 3,590 general villages, 3,487 SC/ST bastis and 3,590 hamlets.

· Establishing 369 new power sub-stations of 33KV with a capacity of 2,095 MVA.

· Increase in the capacity of 376 sub0-stations of 1,426 MVA.

· Construction of 1,378 circuit Km lines of 33 KV.

· 2 x 250 – MW capacity Harduganj thermal power extension project
approved. Synchronisation of the first unit likely on 31 October 2010
and that of the second unit by 30 november next.

· The second phase of 1 x 660 MW capacity Harduaganj thermal power extension project is being sanctioned.

· Operational work in unit number 7 of Harduaganj thermal power house, from 110 MW to 120MW approved.

· Power generation commenced in the first 300 MW unit of 2 x 300 MW
Roza thermal power project (private sector). The second unitexpected to
be commissioned shortly.

· A joint venture of M/s Nyveli Lignite
Corporation and Uttar Pradesh Rajya Vidut Utpadan Nigam to produce 2,000
MW of thermal power approved.

· Sanction accorded to 1 x 150 MW capacity Panki thermal power extension project.

· Refurbishing of the units of 2 x 250 MW capacity Obra (A) thermal power station completed and units in production mode.

· Proposed installation of 2 x 660 MW capacity Obra (C) thermal project.

· Proposal to install 2 x 660 MW capacity Anpara (E) thermal power project.

· Under Parichha extension thermal power project, 2 units of 210 MW set up.

· BTG work of 3 x 250MW Parichha extension thermal power project in
progress. Units 1 and 2 expected to go into production soon.

· Target to achieve additional power generation capacity of 10,000 MW by 2012.

· Transfer of Anpara (C) thermal power project to the private sector.

· To achieve increase in production of electricity, new 3,000 MW
capacity thermal power projects proposed which would increase
generationof capacity from the present 4,000 MW to 7,000 MW.

· Supply of electricity to 7,500 villages ensured.

· To install a 1,320 MW power generation unit in Meja (<
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“urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />Allahabad) a
memorandum of Understanding signed between Uttar Pradesh Rajya Utpadan
Nigam and NTPC. Construction work is in progress.

· A new scheme of energising private tubewells started. The amount of grant increased from Rs.55,000 to 68.000.

9. PWD :

Total expenditure of Rs.22,296 crore(Twenty Two Thousand and Ninny Six
Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities under Public Works
Development with significant achievements as follows :

· For
economic amelioration of persons belonging to SC/ST, a system of
reservation of reservation in government contracts, upto a value of
Rs.25 lakh, introduced for the first time. So far, contract jobs worth
Rs.525.35 crore allocated.

· Construction of a total 168 major
bridges and 5 Railway over-bridges completed. 38 over-bridges under
construction. Rs.521 crore sanctioned for construction of
28over-bridges.

· Of the Ambedkar villages selected during
1995-96, 1997-98 and 2002-03 and left unattended, as many as 2,109
villages saturated with 3,264 km, long roads built at a cost of Rs.597
crore under the scheme to construct new roads.

· Repair work and
reconstruction of previously built roads in Ambedkar villages, selected
during 1995-96, 1997-98 and 202-03 was undertaken in 2007-08. As many as
13,210 Dr.Ambedkar villages saturated with 29,867 km long improve roads
at a cost of Rs.1,140.96 crore.

· Under Nav Nirman Yojna, 2,203
km long new roads constructed in 1,219 selected Ambedkar Gram Sabhas
during the first phase (2007-08) at a cost of Rs.486 crore.

·
During the second phase (2008-09) of Nav Nirman Yojna, 4,035 km long
roads constructed in 2,307 Ambedkar Gram Sabhas at a cost of Rs. 873.55
crore.

· To link up all 2,709 hamlets with roads in Ambedkar
villagesselected in 1995-96 and 1997-98 together with 2,195 villages
re-adopted in 2009-10, construction started on 2,350 km long roads under
Nav Nirman Yojna. So far 2,290 hamlets linked.

· Under Manyavar
Shri Kanshiram Ji Shahri Samagra Vikas Yojna, started for the first time
by the present government in 2007-08, 740 km. of cement concrete drains
constructed at a cost of Rs.289.54 crore.

· Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Shahri Gharib Avas Yojna introduced in 2008-09.

· Renovation of 32,228 Km.long roads in progress at a cost of Rs.1,129.98 crore.

· Construction of 266 bridges completed at a cost of Rs.1,390 crore.

· Widening and strengthening of 8395 kn long roads at a cost of Rs.4,930 crore.

· 34,846km.long rural roads constructed at accost of Rs.5,90 crore.

· Linking of one hamlet with the other started in selected Ambedkar villages

· Construction of < ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns =
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Ganga Bridge in Rae Bareli district.

10. Development of Infrastructural Facilities :

·

Work on the metro rail project from < ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns
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completed. Expected to be complete uptoGreater Noida by 31 March,
2012.< ?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =
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· Completion of Mahamaya flyover in Noida, Sector -44.

· Supply of drinking water from the Ganga to 35 sector Noida.

· Construction of s state-of-the-art stadium at Gomti Nagar in Lucknow.

Industrial Development

Process for building an industrial corridor, equipped with
global-standard facilities started by LIDA on Kanpur-Lucknow national
highway.

· Capital investment of Rs.308.21 crore by GIDA after acquiring 464 acres of land.

· Under Delhi-Mumbai industrial corridor project, 12% of UP state’sarea
to become Special Economic Zone (SEZ) generating employment for as many
as 2.5 lakh persons.

· With a capital investment of Rs.3,888
crore for establishing 33,595 small scale industrial ventures, as many
as 1.74 lakh jobs generated.

· Introduction of a single window
system for time-bound disposal of complaints for entrepreneurs regarding
applications at the district level, which has benefited 51,565
entrepreneurs so far.

· Development of a sports city of international standards at Noida at a cost of Rs.2,050 crore.

· Private capital investment of Rs.544.48 crore in three Special
Economic Zone (SEZ)in Noida / Greater Noida. Entrepreneurial units
functional., providing direct employment to 40,096 persons.

· As
many as 546 letters of intent okayed with an investment proposal of
Rs.36,180.84 crore and employment for 3,11,457 persons.

11. Education :

Total expenditure of Rs.45,948 crore (Forty Five Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty Eight Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities
onder Education with significant achievements as follows :<
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Basic Education :

· To make up for shortfalls of teachers, 88,000 teachers appointed.

· 12,244sikshamitras appointed, on honorarium basis, in primary schools to improve the teachers-taught ratio.

· Provision of Scholarships at double the rate for children of families
engaged in Arogya Rakshak(Health Protectors of all beings) work.

· Teaching of English to start from class-I itself instead of class-III.

· In unserved villages, 4,635 new primary schools and 11,031 new senior senior primary schools opened.

· Construction of 57,459 additional classrooms in Parishad-run schools.

· 454 Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas being run for girls from poorer
sections in development blocks located in backward areas.

· Appointment of 6,573 Urdu teachers in Parishad-run schools.

· Electrification works completed in 57,772 schools.

· Computer aided education programme operational in upper primary schools.

· Free distribution of uniforms to 72 lakh girl students in primary schools.

· School bags distributed to 16.50 lakh girl students of upper primary schools.

· Under the school readiness programme, pre-primary classes started,
for the first time, during 2009-10 in 14,200 primary schools in the
State.

Secondary Education :

For BPL girl students, Savitri Bai Phule Balika Siksha Madad Yojna started. So far 2.56 lakh students benefited.
· National secondary education campaign launched.

· 254 government high schools upgraded to intermediate level.

· 54 government higher secondary schools with no buildings of their own
earlier , constructed. 97 higher secondary schools, having having their
own buildings, provided with additional classrooms and laborotories.

· In 70 co-ed schools in rural areas, toilets and a common room constructed for girls.

· Government for government district libraries constructed in Mahoba,
Maharajganj, Sonbhadra, Firozabad, Bhadohi, Kannuj, JP Nagar nad
Mahamaya Nagar.

· A secondary Sanscrit s education board
constituted to exercise administrative control over prathma, Madhyama
and upper Madhyama system of education.

· Establishment of Mahamaya inter colleges for boys and girls each in Noida and Greater Noidaalong with hostel facility.

· Many revolutionary changes introduced in the interest of UP Board
examinees. No mention of division in the mark sheet any more; only
subject-wise marks to be shown. Grade to replace division in the mark
sheet. An examinee clearing any five out of the offered six subjects
will be cleared pass. Only one question paper for one subject.

Higher Education :

· In the newly created Gautham Buddha Nagar district, close to Delhi,
Gautham Buddha University of international standards established over a
sprawling area of 511 acres. The university provides facility for higher
education abroad at government expense to students belonging to SC/ST,
other backward classes, religious minorities and brilliant BPL students
in the general category.

· Total ban on ragging in all educational institutions.

· Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Chair for research established in six universities.

· Centres for excellence opened in universities. Augumentation of
twenty five percent seats in theuniversities to get over the problem of
admission.

· Under laid-down parameters, seven private universities set up.

· Rs.12.40 crore sanctioned to promote education in science, arts,
commerse as well as women’seducation and co-education in unserved
development blocks.

· Action by home department on SIT reports to
investigate all maters relating to fake universities and other similar
institutions.

· Instructions to all universities to complete all tests and examinations by May 2010.

· Decision to set up an internal quality assurance cell in Uttar Pradesh State Higher Education Board Lucknow.

· Uttar Pradesh Urdu, Arabic-Persian University established at Lucknow.

· Government Degree Colleges established in the districts of Jaunpur,
Ghaziabad, Kanshiram Nagar, Kushinagar, Bijnur, Mannauj, Farrukhabad,
Mainpuri and shravasti which has no such colleges before. Government
women’s degree collegesopened in Mohna (Lucknow), Dhanpur, - Hadia
(Allahabad), Bangar (Kannauj).

· Of the offices of regional
higher education officer functioning in 8 divisions of the state, 5
offices to have their own permanent buildings at Lucknow, Bareilly,
Meerut, Kanpur and Jhansi.

· Construction of Savitri Bai Phule women’s hostel in Chhatrapati Sahu Ji Maharaj University, Kanpur completed.

· Instructions issued to hold student union elections in the
universities in accordance with Lyngdoh Committee recommendations.
Efforts on to improve the academic atmosphere.

Vocational Education :

Addition of 32 seats for vocations like offset machine grinder and
litho offset and plate maker in government industrial training
institute, Aliganj, Lucknow.
· Construction of the building of state staff training and research centre and vocational training board in Lucknow.

· Provision of proper equipment and machines for government industrial
institutes at Godlamau (Sitapur), Atrauli (Hardoi), Chandan Chowki
(Lakhimpur Kheri) and Kannauj.

· Provision of equipment and machines for 50 industrial training institutes under the SC/ST sub-plan.

· Establishment of industrial training centres in unserved development
blocks under the public-private-partnership (PPP) scheme.

· Decesion to set up a state insdustrial training institute at Bansgaon (Gorakhpur).

· To provide employment and opportunities of self-employment to the
youth in the vocational field, a separate vocational training department
constituted, after bifurcation of the department of vocational and
technical education.

· Provision of giving bicycle and Rs.25,000
for girls from BPL families, seeking admission to government industrial
institutes under the new ‘Savitri Bai Phule Balika Shiksha Madad Yojna’.

Technical Education :

· Facility of free –ship, on admission to government-aided
polytechnics, for children of guardians withan annual income of less
than Rs.1 lakh.

· Savitri Bai Phule Balika Kalyan Yojna made
applicable to technical education as well, after the same pattern as in
secondary education.

· 5 new politechnica opened in Bundelkhand.

· Establishment of Mahamaya Politechnic of Information Technology at
Chandauli, Gorakhpur, JP Nagar and Mahamaya Nagar (Hathras) under the
SC/ST sub-plan.

· Decision to open 4 engineering colleges, one
each at Banda, Bijnur, Azamgarh and Ambedkar nagar. Establishment of
engineering colleges at Banda and Bijnur , in process.

· ‘[Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Institute of Technology’ to be opened at Lucknow.

· Opening of new polytechnics in 41 districts.

· Establishment of Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji engineering college of
information technology at Azxamgarh and Ambedkar Nagar besides
Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkar engineering college of information technology at
Banda and Bijnor approved.

· A second technical university, named
Mahamaya Technical University, established for westwern UP in Gautam
Buddha Nasgar district.

12. Urban Development :

Total
expenditure of Rs.6,091 crore (Six Thousan and Ninety One Crore Rupees)
in the laste three years on activites of Urban Development with
significant achievements a follows :

· Approval of Rs.1,076.98
crore plan to provide clean drinking water projects and another
Rs.575.27 crore for twelve sewerage projects at Lucknow, Kanpur, agra,
Allahabad, Varanasi,Meerut and Mathura.

· Provision of 1,310 buses in 7 mission townsof the state.

· As against a totalof 41 projects costing Rs.5,910.54 crore for selected cities, provision made for Rs.1,781.55 crore.

· 8 projects for Lucknow city worth Rs.1,743.79 crore sanctioned.

· Drinking water schemes, worth Rs.311.31 crore, implemented in 37 small and medium towns.

13. Housing and Urban Planning :

Total Expenditure of Rs.3,666 crore (Three Thousand Six Hundred and
Sity Six Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities of Housing
and Urban Planning with significant achievements as follows :

·
Of 1.01 lakh houses to be constructed under Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji
Shahri Garib Avas Yojna, for free allotment of accommodation todestitute
widows, the physically challenged and BPL city dwellers, as many as
96,418 housing units completed.

· ‘Sarvajan Hitay Shahri Garib
Avas (slum area)Malikana Haq Yojna’ introduced to confer ownership
rights on BPL families living in unauthorisedly occupied premesis in
urban.

14. Transport :

· To encourage public transportation services, city buses exempted exempted fully from additional taxes.

· 50% tax exemption for buses hired on contract by schools and factories.

· Following agreement signed with the states of NCR, cent-per-cent exemption from tax allowed to CNR operated taxies.

· For the facilities of passengers, low-floor air-conditioned buses and
general buses inoperation under metropolitan city transport service.

15. Medical and Health :

Total expenditure of Rs.14,899 crore (Fourteen Thousand Eight Hundred
and Ninety nine Crore Rupees) in the last three years on Medical and
Health activites with significant achievements as follows :

·
Attracted by quality health services during the last 3 years, the number
of indoor patients in government hospitals increased from 11 lakh to 48
lakh and that of outdoor patients from 3.60 crore to 6 crore.

· For treatment of encephalitis patients, a special ward in the Gorakhpur Medical College together with a virology lab.

· Free inoculation of 3.06 crore children for prevention of encephalitis.

· Free treatment of 25% BPL patients, including 10% belonging to SC/ST
made compulsory in hospitals established with PPP
(Public-Private-Partnership).

· Free medical treatment facility for red-card holders issued under ‘Antyodaya An Yojna’.

· Work progressing fast under construction of Manyavar Shi Kanshiram Ji
Multi-speciality Hospital at Lucknow, where the poor will be treated
free.

· Construction of a 30 0- bed ultra special hospital, at
Faizabad and Mirzapur progressing. A 100-bed paediatric hospital
established at Lucknow.

· 25% BPL families including 10% SC/ST to be treated free, compulsorily, in three hospitals.

· Decision to increase the number of beds in district hospitalsfor
men-120(Moradabad), 100 (Faizabad), 200 (Banda), 150 (Mirzapur) and
100(Gonda).

· Provision of Rs.70 crore for a 100-bed combined
hospital each at Saint Kabir Nagar, Sant Ravidas Nagar, Auraiya,
Shravasti, Balrampur and Kanpur.

· Approval for setting up trauma centres at Saharanpur, Ghaziaba, Lucknow, Kanpur Nagar and Varanasi.

· ‘Aasha Yojna’ enforced throught the state.

· Announcement of a health insurance scheme by Chief minister, on her
birthday , for BPL families with access to free medical treatment in
government hospitals for all kinds of diseases involving expenditure
upto Rs.30,000.

· Upgradation of Noida district hospital and
establishment of two 200-bed high-level Dr.Ambedkar multi-speciality
hospitals by the Greater Noida Authority.

· 51,494 village health communities constituted in 52,002 gram panchayats in the state.

· Introduction of ‘Saubhagayawati Surakshit Matriva Yojna’ for expectant mothers of BPL families.

· ‘Janani Surakhsa Yojna’ benefits 18.63 lakh women.

Medical Education :

· Construction of new governmentallopathic medical colleges in Orai,
Kannouj and Azamgarh completed. OPD services start functioning.
Ambedkar-Nagar, Banda and Saharanpur to have similar colleges.

· Manyavar Shri Kanshram Ji para-medical training college established.

16. Employment Generation :

· Employment provided to 74,492 persons in the silk industry, including 36,203 S/C, 3,240 S/T and 19,924 women.

· Self employment for 9.52 lakh families with the help of a grant of
Rs.1,240 crore under ‘Swarna Jayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojna’.

· Employment provided to 1,51,654 persons under ‘Chief Minsiter Gram Udyog Rozgar Yojna’.

· With a capital investment of Rs.68567.89 lakh under village
employment generation programme (margin money scheme) and Prime Minister
employment generation programme, as many as 26,655 units established ,
providing employment to 2,52,966 persons.

· Wages for agricultural and ancillary jobs fixed at Rs.100 daily and Rs.2,600 monthly.

· Long-standing ban on the recruitment to government services in general category lifted.

· Efforts to fill up backlog of SC/ST quota through a regular drive.

17. Food and Drugs Administration :

· To prevent the manufacture and sale of adultrated food-stuff and fake
labeling of medicines, a separate food and drugs administration
department created.

· With strict enforcement, 70,475 samples
collected, 7,726 cases filed and 655 persons penalized. Fines, totaling
Rs.17,74,400 slapped.

18. Public Distribution System :

·
To bring about qualitative improvement in PDS, strict enforecement
carried out leading to 25,931 raids, arrest ofr 93 persons, suspension
of 7,443 licences and cancellation of allotment of 2,546shops.

· As many as 4,28,844 unauthorised BPL / Antyodaya Ration Cards cancelled and reissued to genuine families.

19. Less than even 1%of the total budget ed expenditure in the State
incurred on the construction of Memorials, Museums, Statues and Parks to
Honour Baba Saheb Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkar and Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji
and other Saints, Seers (Gurus) and Great Men born, from time to time in
SC/ST and Other Backward Classes.

20. Other Major Achievements :

· Record increase in the realization of commercial taxes amounting to Rs.6,553.64 crore.

· Facility of online ‘Bahti’ transit declaration form).

· Accident insurance scheme for 4 lakh registered traders.

· Despite limited financial resources and an additional burden of
Rs.21,000 crore on government exchequer, this is the first state
government to implement the recommendations of the sixth pay commission,
benefitting state government employees, teachers, those serving in
local bodies, junior doctors, corporation employees etc., thus providing
them major relief from deamness.

21. P.P.P. (Public-Private-Partnership) for Development of Infrastructural Facilities :

· To tap all possible money-resources for the state exchequer in order
to plough them back into public welfare programmes, encouragement given
to the private sector for capital investment rather than spending from
government’s own coffers, for creating infrastructural facilities
essential for public good.

· Construction of Rs.30,000 crore, 1,047 km. long 8-lane, entry controlled Ganga Express way in progress.

· Construction of 165 km. long Yamuna Express-way from Noida to Agra costing Rs.9,935 crore in final stages.

· Work in progress on the 8-lanr, entry controlled, 212 km.long
Express-way at a cost of Rs.7,500 crore, on the right bank of the upper
Ganga canal.

· Speedy action on establishing 6 it is.

· International airport at Kushinagar at a cost of Rs.829 crore to develop the Buddhist circuit.

· Expansion of Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkar international airport, Meerut.

· Work in progress on the construction of Taj international airport and aviation hub at Jevar in Gautam Buddha Nagar.

· Construction work started for generation of 5,000 MW of additional
power at Bara and Karchhana in Allahabad with private investment of
Rs.25,000 crore.

· Contracty signed to generate 4,50 MW of
additional power with private investment of Rs.22,000 crore at fatepur,
Anpara and Lalitpur.

· 8 politechnics to be opened on PPP model. 74 politechnics established by the private sector in the state.

· Ultra-modern super speciality hospitals, equipped with all
facilities, to be opened in Lucnow, Agra, Jalaun, Nijnor, Azamgarh,
Ambedkar Nagar and Saharanpur with co-operation of the private sector.In
thesehospitals , with 500-beds and costing around Rs.140-150 crore
each, those living below the poverty line will have access to free
medical treatment.

· Processing of tenders for installing a 1,320 MW capacity unit for generation of additional power at Jawaharpur (Etah).

· Scheme3s to build 2 sub-stations of 765 KV and 400 KV with connecting
transmission lines with private investment of Rs.7,717 crore.

· Distribution of electricity in Agra handed over to Input-Based Urban Franchisee, a private sector company.

It is evident from the above-mentioned facts that by following the path
shown by Saints, Seers (Gurus) and Great Men born, from time to time,
in Scheduled Caste /Scheduled Tribe and Other Backward Classes,
especially ‘Mahatma Jyotiba Phule, Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj, Naraina
Guru, Baba Saheb Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkarand Manyavar Shri.Kanshiram Ji’,
the state BSP Government, under the dynamic leadership of Hon’ble Chief
Minister Ms.Mayawati, is pursuing the policy of ‘Sarvajan Hitay and
Sarvajan Sukhay’. At the same time, , the Hon’ble Chief Minister is of
the view that, had the Central Government not adopted a “step-motherly
and partisan attitude” as mentioned earlier , towards Uttar Pradesh, the
State BSP Government could have shown much better results in respect of
public welfare and development.

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The big elephant
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height of the election campaign but there isn’t a soul out to see them
or the huge four-sided Brahma-like statue of Mayawati that stands as the
centerpiece of BSP’s imposing but deserted SC/ST Prerna Sthal on
Lucknow’s Mall Avenue. (AFP Photo/Money Sharma) The predominantly
Mayawati-focused imagery inside – as many as eight huge carvings
depicting Behenji or her family – was one of the marquee creations of
her last stint as chief minister (2007-2012). This time, though,
Mayawati has responded to barbs that she only made “haathis” in power by
announcing that she won’t make “any more statues” because “that work is
finished”. It is a message she keeps repeating in rally after rally.
Behenji seems to have learnt the lessons from her 2012 rout and 2014 Lok
Sabha polls, when BSP could only manage 9 leads in UP’s 403 assembly
segments. BSP has always operated differently: which is also why it is
often underestimated. Unlike Lucknow’s other party offices bustling with
poll activity, BSP’s state party office is as deserted as the Dalit
Smarak. Appearances can often be deceptive and so it is with BSP. It was
the first party in UP to get off the blocks, appointing vidhan sabha
prabharis just after its 2014 Lok Sabha poll debacle. By mid-2016, BSP
finished its first round of bhaichara sammelans to reach out to upper
castes. Mayawati’s fortunes looked on the downswing for a while after a
string of high-profile defections to BJP. But that didn’t deter her from
launching her first set of public rallies as early as August 2016 and
finishing her candidate lists first, with minimal bickering. These
tactically astute moves must be seen alongside a fundamental rejigging
of what Mayawati is offering as part of what we can call BSP 3.0. The
party’s first phase under Kanshiram and his anti-upper caste rhetoric
through the 1980s and 1990s constituted BSP 1.0. Mayawati’s
Brahmin-SC/ST alliance of 2007 rebooted the party into BSP 2.0. Now,
fighting for political survival in 2017, Mayawati’s new makeover is her
last throw of the dice. Her primary electoral gambit of a Dalit-Muslim
alliance in a state with 20.5% Dalits (including her core base of 11.3%
Jatavs) and 19% Muslims is key to BSP’s chances. A TOI analysis of
electoral data shows that there are 72 assembly seats in UP where in
2012, BSP bagged at least 25% of votes polled and where Dalits and
Muslims together constitute roughly 70% of voters listed in electoral
rolls. These seats lie at the heart of BSP’s new strategy: 27 in western
UP, 41 in east UP and 4 in Bundelkhand. SP won 36 of these seats in
2012, BJP won 4. Mayawati, with 99 Muslim candidates, is trying to
replace Mulayam Singh Yadav’s old Muslim-Yadav formula with her own
Muslim-Dalit combo and looking to wrest these seats. Major Muslim
organisations and Shia clerics like Kalbe Jawad have openly backed the
BSP supremo. The Rashtriya Ulema Council withdrew 84 of its candidates
in her favour. Mayawati also risked undermining her law and order plank
by inducting mafia don Mukhtar Ansari’s outfit Qaumi Ekta Dal into BSP,
giving a fillip to her chances in some eastern UP seats. In an election
where the Muslim vote is pivotal, the biggest danger for Mayawati is the
prospect of it getting split between BSP and SP-Congress. So, she
repeats a simple message at every rally: “Every vote that goes to SP, is
a vote wasted.” She also moved swiftly on social media speculation
about a possible post-poll BJP-BSP alliance to emphatically state that
“this will never happen. We are ready to sit in opposition but will not
form a government with help of BJP.” BJP’s response has been three-fold.
The first line of attack is characterised by Modi
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Messengers with their englightened messages are same and the people
with their ignorance are also same. That is why books like Millions can
Defeat The Billionaires will have eternal value.

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movement. I am sure that the “Ruled” will develop the thirst to become
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MAYAWATI CALLS AMIT SHAH COUNTRY’S ‘BIGGEST KASAB’

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MAYAWATI CALLS AMIT SHAH COUNTRY’S ‘BIGGEST KASAB’ February 23, 2017 Politics, Top Stories Leave a comment Lucknow:

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati on Thursday hit back at BJP
president Amit Shah calling him the “country’s biggest Kasab” or a
terrorist. A day after Shah coined the acronym “Kasab” to denote the
Congress, the Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party – comparing it
with the name of the executed 26/11 attacker Ajmal Kasab, Mayawati said
the remarks were reflective of the BJP’s “filthy mindset”. “The way
Amit shah has dubbed the opposition as Kasab, not just is highly
condemnable but also reflects their filthy mindset,” Mayawati said while
addressing a rally in Ambedkar Nagar of poll-bound Uttar Pradesh. “In
the country today, there can be no bigger Kasab than Amit Shah, the
biggest terrorist,” added the former Chief Minister. Shah had said on
Wednesday in Uttar Pradesh, “Until Uttar Pradesh gets rid of K-A-S-A-B,
there will be no development in the state. Ka (in Hindi) is for
Congress, Sa for Samajwadi Party and Ba for BSP.

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Uttar Pradesh Elections 2017: Chauri Chaura constituency; BSP’s Jai Prakash takes on SP’s Manurojan Yadav; All you need to know
Chauri Chaura is constituency No. 326 of Uttar Pradesh legislative
assembly. The assembly constituency is situated in Gorakhpur district
and comes under Bansgaon Lok Sabha constituency. It is an open
constituency.

As the voting for the fourth phase of the Uttar
Pradesh Assembly elections is underway in 53 constituencies spread over
12 districts, fate of more than 650 candidates will be decided by 1.84
cr voters. The 12 districts going to polls in the fourth phase are
Raebareli, Mahoba, Hamirpur, Allahabad, Jalaun, Jhansi, Lalitpur,
Pratapgarh, Kaushambi, Banda, Chitrakoot and Fatehpur. As the elections
have drove midway, stakes are high for all major political parties
including the Samajwadi Party (SP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP),
Congress and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP). The current phase is going to be
crucial for the ruling SP as it currently holds 24 out of the total 53
seats here. UP has witnessed high-decibel election rallies and roadshows
over the past few months and all major political parties have tried
their best to lure voters. While the ongoing polls are touted to be a
litmus test for SP, Modi-led BJP stands as a strong roadblock for the
ruling party in the state.There has been anger against him because of
the law-and-order failure in the state.

Making it a crucial
three-way battle, Mayawati-led Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) has cemented
itself as one of lead contenders in this political run.The high-voltage
assembly elections are halfway in India’s most populous state and is is
expected to lay the cornerstone for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

Chauri Chaura is constituency No. 326 of Uttar Pradesh legislative
assembly. The state of Uttar Pradesh has 403 assembly constituencies.
The assembly constituency is situated in Gorakhpur district and comes
under Bansgaon Lok Sabha constituency. It is an open constituency.

What are the key issues
Development is the key issue in this constituency.

Who was the winner last time
BSP won the constituency by a margin of just 20,601 during the 2012
Assembly elections. Jai Prakash from BSP bagged a total of 49,687 votes
followed by Anoop Kumar Pandey from SP who got 29,086 votes.

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Modi turns around the GADHA MATHA not GO MATHA joke on Akhilesh, says donkeys are loyal, responsible

He said, “I take inspiration from a donkey. Donkeys are loyal to their masters and fulfill their responsibilities”.
Akhilesh Yadav discriminates between animals. “Why do you have such
distaste for donkeys” He is scared of donkeys too, but they have not
even spared donkeys.They hate the animal.

SP has embraced
Congress and seeking votes in this election had brought out postal
stamps on donkeys in 2013. Postal stamps on wild ass of Ladakh and
Gujarat were released in 2013.

Modi said, these donkeys belong to
the same land which gave the country leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. This was Krisha’s ‘karmabhoomi’too”.

GADHA MATHA
By: Kalyanaraman Srinivasa

“Gadha Matha” . The moment you read this you are going to get angry
with me and may even think whether I have gone out of senses. No it is
going to be future Matha replacing Holy Cow in Hinduism.

Donkey’s
are most ridiculed animal in all societies of the world . When you want
to give lower category abuse in Indian sense, to vent your anger, you
say “Gadha” Hindu scriptures also say that if you do bad deeds in the
present birth, you may be cursed to take birth as donkey in the next
birth.

There are 44 million donkeys on planet earth today. It is
called a Beast of Burden and used to move burden over long distances.
Gujarath state uses extensively donkey for this job.Its Nutrional
requirement is less than that of cow. It can digest even hardest fiber
unfit for other animals due to its good Gastro Intestional tract system.
Its protein requirements are much less.

Donkeys have notorious
reputation due to its Stubborness, and it is attributed to its much
stronger sense of “Self Preservation” than that attributed to other
animals.

What is the glory of Donkeys. Recent research has proved
that Donkeys Milk is far superior than Cow’s Milk. It has very high
levels of omega 3 fatty acids,less protein, rich in calcium. Continuous
intake of donkey’s milk will prevent Atherocelerosis, a fat which is
present in cow’s milk, getting settled in arteries leading to Heart
attacks. Also donkey’s milk intake, does not create Obesity and keep
body in shape. It is very close to Human Milk. What else you want .
Immediately switch over to Donkeys Milk.

The only problem is the
milk out put . It produces only one litre per day, as against 10 times
more for cow. No problem, by further research, output can be increased.
Let us start “Project Donkey” to breed more donkeys in our society.Let
us not any more call donkey as Gadha but “GADHA MATHA” Let us replace GO
DHAN and substitute with GADHA DHAN to please our Gods.

Jai Ho
Battleground UP: Prannoy Roy’s Analysis Of Where Parties Stand
Halfway through the Uttar Pradesh elections, NDTV’s Prannoy Roy
analyses what it will take for the parties to win the prized battle,
which is being viewed as a curtain…
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