BJP led National democratic alliance will be voted back to power : Rajnath Singh

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The Union home minister and lucknow MP, Rajnath Singh has said the BJP led National democratic alliance will be voted back to power in next general elections of the lok Sabha in 2019.

Rajnath Singh was in his lok Sabha constituency on Saturday to attend the Holi Milan and several other cultural programmes. He said the BJP has recently formed the government in three north eastern state and the BJP will form the next government at the Center in 2019.   He said in Tripura, the BJP created history by winning clear majority in the state assembly elections and formed the government with the allies in Nagaland and Meghalaya.

``After the election results in three north eastern states, the political analysts have concluded that the BJP will win the 2019 lok Sabha elections’’, said Rajnath Singh. He however cautioned the BJP rank and file asking them `` remain humble to the common people and help them in redresaal of their grievances and fight the temptation of being arrogant’’.

 On the development projects for lucknow and other parts of the state Rajnath Singh said the railway ministry has drawn a plan for the investment of Rs 4,500 crore for the improvement of railway stations in luck now and the railway infrastructure. He said the Union rail minister Piyush Goel will lay the foundation of the new projects here on March 18.

Expressing his satisfaction over the progress of the 108 km long ring road project in lucknow, Rajnath Singh said the completion of the vital infrastructure project would go a long way in easing the traffic congestion in the state capital. He said the ring road project   has huge employment potential and is likely to generate five lakh direct and indirect jobs.

Rajnath Singh attended several programme of Holi Milan at Ram lila Maidan near Aishbagh Eidgah and at Khatu Shyam temple on the banks of river Gomati.  Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma and the law minister Brijesh Pathak were also present on the occasion.

Addressing the gathering the deputy chief minister said the success of the BJP in elections and the performances of the Yogi Adityanath government have unnerved the opposition parties in the state. ``The opposition parties are so frightened from the performance of the chief minister Yogi Adityanath that the traditional foes like the3 Samajwadi party and the Bahujan Samaj   Party were forced to join hands to fight the BJP in by elections to the Gorakhpur and Phulpur lok Sabha seats.

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