Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav said his Government was in true sense a socialist government that was working for the welfare of poor, youth and farmers as advocated by Janeshwar Mishra.Speaking on the 5th death anniversary of Mishra he said that he (Mishra) always worked for the welfare of poor and wanted that Samajwadi Party Government should work for the welfare of poor and help in bridging the gap between poor and rich.
“We as true disciple of Mishra have implemented policies that will benefit the poor, youth, religious minority and farmer,” he said while paying his floral tribute in a function held at Janeshwar Mishra park.He said that his government has introduced Samajwadi Ambulance service and has also started a monthly pension scheme of Rs 400 that will benefit over 40 lakh families. Besides, class XII pass students were given laptops so that they can go for higher education
“Our Government has implemented many policies in such a short span of almost 3 years. The state would get rid of power crisis by 2016 and road network would improve by the end of this year,” he said.Many senior leaders including party’s national general secretary Prof Ram Gopal Yadav addressed the gathering. “Mishra was a true lohiate committed to the socialist policies,” Prof Yadav said.