Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister examines construction sites in Ghaziabad
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister examines construction sites in Ghaziabad

Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, visited four ongoing projects on Saturday.

Adityanath visited the 41st battalion of the Provincial Armed Constabulary barracks as well as the 720 EWS housing units being constructed under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (urban).

He instructed them to adhere to proper standards and quality, and he requested that the district's development projects to expedite.

He added that action will be taken against the offending officer if any of the projects fell short of the required standard. Additionally, he gave instructions to the officials to keep the district law and order.

From the perspective of industrial growth, Ghaziabad is a crucial district, and ongoing efforts should be made to promote industrial development.

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Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, visited four ongoing projects on Saturday. Adityanath visited the 41st battalion of the Provincial Armed Constabulary barracks as well as the 720 EWS housing units being constructed under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (urban). He instructed them to adhere to proper standards and quality, and he requested that the district's development projects to expedite. He added that action will be taken against the offending officer if any of the projects fell short of the required standard. Additionally, he gave instructions to the officials to keep the district law and order. From the perspective of industrial growth, Ghaziabad is a crucial district, and ongoing efforts should be made to promote industrial development. Also read: Survey for Bijnor-Meerut railway track soon: minister Amazon opens new delivery station in Ghaziabad

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