A grand reception marked BJP National President Nitin Nabin’s debut visit to Uttar Pradesh, hosted by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in Vrindavan. Amidst listening to PM Modi’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’, Yogi extended a heartfelt Braj-style welcome, filling the air with devotional and patriotic slogans.
Describing Nabin as the embodiment of young energy, Yogi noted his seasoned political journey: five-time Bihar legislator, party organizer extraordinaire, now entrusted with national leadership by PM Modi. Arriving on Krishna’s sacred soil for the first time is indeed celebratory.
Braj’s pilgrimage sites – Mathura, Barsana, Gokul – have inspired Sanatan Dharma followers for ages. Every particle here echoes divine tales of Radha-Krishna. It’s also Deendayal Upadhyay’s birthplace, fueling integral humanism. With Modi’s vision, the region balances heritage with modern growth.
Uttar Pradesh is no longer synonymous with backwardness. It’s India’s growth engine, revenue surplus for years, thanks to double-engine synergy. Mega infrastructure projects materialize at double speed, ensuring safety and inclusive welfare for all strata – deprived, youth, farmers, women.
Development flows seamlessly from rural hamlets to urban hubs. Yogi reflected on past insults to UP’s identity, now replaced by pride. ‘Our youth, farmers, and half the population are integral to India’s rise,’ he said, crediting public faith in BJP.
Guided by Modi over nine years, UP has redefined progress. Yogi urged party cadres to intensify contributions, propelling the state toward unprecedented heights.
