'BJP will be in power for next 50 years': Uttar Pradesh Dy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya tells investors to invest without worrying
Maurya said food processing sector has immense potential and invited investors to invest in the state. 'The law and order has become robust, there is 24 hours availability of electricity and world class road are an added advantage', he added.
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Urging investors to invest in state, Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya exuded confidence that BJP will be in power for next 50 years
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Maurya said food processing sector has immense potential
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'The law and order has become robust, there is 24 hours availability of electricity and world class road are an added advantage', he added
Lucknow: Urging investors to invest in the state without any worries, Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya on Sunday exuded confidence that the BJP will be in power at the Centre and the state for the next 50 years.
File image of Uttar Pradesh deputy chief minister Keshav Prasad Maurya. PTI
"We are in Delhi and Lucknow for the next 50 years, so invest without any worries and be part of the progress of the nation," Maurya said at a session on food processing at the second ground breaking ceremony for industrial projects worth Rs 65,000 crore.
"The BJP will be in power in Centre and Uttar Pradesh for next 50 years and that other parties should not indulge in day dreaming," he added. Maurya said food processing sector has immense potential.
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"Considering the population of the state, the market is already in place. With economic development, demand for processed products will increase. We have provided investors with all the facilities and we have the best policies," he said.
"The law and order has become robust, there is 24 hours availability of electricity and world class road are an added advantage," he added, and urged the investors to explore these possibilities. Principal secretary Sudheer Garg who was present at the discussion welcomed the investors and informed the audience about the projects in the pipeline, a statement issued by the Uttar Pradesh government said.
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