UP BJP chief Pankaj Chaudhary
He said that under the ‘Alankar Yojana,’ financial assistance of up to Rs 75 lakh is being provided for the reconstruction of dilapidated buildings in govt-aided secondary schools, while the ‘Kayakalp Yojana’ has led to the transformation of lakhs of schools.
Teachers deserve the greatest credit for this transformation,” he said. Chaudhary said teachers do not merely impart education. They do not just shape students and pave the way for building the future of the nation,” he said. “This process involves removing the names of individuals who have passed away or relocated, while those whose names were omitted or inadvertently deleted can have them added by submitting the appropriate form,” he said, adding that no voter’s name should be left out of the electoral roll.
Lucknow: UP BJP chief Pankaj Chaudhary stepped up party’s campaign for the upcoming MLC elections, saying that the greatest strength of democracy lies not in the seat of power, financial might, or physical force, but in the trust of voters, their rights, and every single vote cast. “The new generation now asks questions, engages in reasoning, analyzes facts, and is far more conscious of its future. “They provide direction to life. He further stated that a transparent, online-based transfer system is being implemented with complete impartiality. Regarding electoral rolls, Chaudhary emphasised the necessity of its periodic revision.
Addressing a conference of teacher-voters in Ayodhya on Friday in support of BJP’s Gorakhpur-Faizabad Teachers’ constituency candiidate Dhruv Tripathi , Chaudhary said an educated, aware, and empowered society will strengthen the foundation of Viksit Bharat.