The state unit of Bharatiya Janata Party has claimed that it has swept the elections of Co-operative Federation by winning more than 80 per cent of the seats.
The claim was made by BJP state president Dr Mahendra Nath Pandey in a statement issued here on Sunday.
“Elections were held for the 1405 posts of Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the state Co-operative Federation recently and BJP has won over 80 per cent seat,” Dr Pandey said.
He also congratulated Co-operative Election Incharge Vidyasagar Sonkar and his team for this achievement.
“For the first time in last one and half decade elections in co-operative sectors were held in a transparent and democratic manner. The victory of BJP will give a new dimension to the development of state. This victory is also a stamp on the good work being done by the both Modi and Yogi Governments,” BJP state president said.
He said BJP will make UP a number 1 state because co-operative sector can help farmers in increasing their income.