100 days of Yogi Adityanath government: Need to respect sentiments of majority as well, says UP CM

New Delhi: As the Yogi Adityanath government completes its first 100 days in office, the chief minister answers an array of questions on pressing issues affecting the state of Uttar Pradesh. The panel also includes state ministers and leaders of the Opposition. Catch the LIVE Updates below:

• Still bribe is being taken inside police station. Why hasn't it been stopped yet?: Aparna Yadav

 

To change society is not a hundred day procedure. It takes time: Aparna Yadav #योगीसरकारके100दिन pic.twitter.com/XoVFUbLOAw

— ABP News (@abpnewstv) June 30, 2017

Previous govts use to protect criminals and not register FIRs: Swati Singh #योगीसरकारके100दिन pic.twitter.com/7r93AS6mLE — ABP News (@abpnewstv) June 30, 2017

• No chance of remembering Mayawatiji. The day she got distracted from her ideologies, I forgot her: SwamiPrasad Maurya
• Rule of law is being implemented: SP Singh Baghel

  Cabinet Ministers Swami Prasad Maurya and SP SinghBaghel

• I am not a full time politician, have come here to serve the society. Eventually I will return to #Gorakhpur only: UP CM
• We will win all 80 Lok Sabha constituencies of Uttar Pradesh. Party will decide from where I will contest elections:UP CM

 

#GST is in favour of traders, it will end inspector raj. We should thank PM @narendramodi for implementing it: UP CM #योगीसरकारके100दिन — ABP News (@abpnewstv) June 30, 2017

• Won't make any difference if SP-BSP-Cong come together as an alliance. They are of no value now: UP CM
• Will the administration worship people involved in cattle smuggling and illegal slaughter houses?: UP CM
• Law breakers won't be spared, be it Hindu Yuva Vahini: UP CM
• It will take a bit of time to resurrect the state from years of ruins: UP CM
• Police has taken action against 99% of the criminals and will continue to do so to ensure law & order is prevailed: UP CM
• We are tightening noose around mafia, criminals and people involved in illegal activities: UP CM
• I believe the leadership should be efficient, if it is corruption-ridden then the state is bound to fail: UP CM
•  We have purchased 37 lakh metric tonnes of wheat from farmers: UP CM
• 75% of state's roads are pot- hole free. Rest will be completed after monsoon: UP CM
• We had to revive the state by getting rid of dynasty politics and corruption: UP CM
• We had to take action as court orders on illegal slaughter houses were not implemented effectively in the state: UP CM

I believe if there are challenges, issues then there are solutions to it as well. Intentions have to be honest: UP CM #योगीसरकारके100दिन pic.twitter.com/eBh3Yi6M2P — ABP News (@abpnewstv) June 30, 2017

#योगीसरकारके100दिन @myogiadityanath अब @abpnewshindi Live @dibang pic.twitter.com/3S9kifI3X6 — milind khandekar (@milindkhandekar) June 30, 2017

• UP CM Yogi Adityanath to arrive at the venue. Stay tuned.

#योगीसरकारके100दिन @abpnewstv is ready in Lucknow UP CM @myogiadityanath will be Live at 10am pic.twitter.com/JsdVhMsRMX — milind khandekar (@milindkhandekar) June 30, 2017

Yogi Adityanath didn't organise any programmes to mark 100 days as Uttar Pradesh chief minister, only releasing a "booklet of achievements" on Tuesday. "I am satisfied with 100 days of my work," Adityanath said, releasing the booklet at a news conference that contrasted with the grand celebrations previous chief ministers like Akhilesh Yadav and Mayawati held after crossing such milestones. The booklet titled 100 Din Vishwas Ke (100 days of Trust) lists among the accomplishments the crop loan waiver scheme for marginal and small farmers, purchase of 36 lakh tonnes of wheat at state-guaranteed support prices, settling payments worth Rs 22,517 crore due to cane farmers by sugar mills, and improvement in law and order. Also on the list was a "plan" to observe Uttar Pradesh Day on January 24 next year. The dossier also said the BJP government was working without any bias against anybody, making the claim even as minority community protesters clashed in Muzaffarnagar with police over arrests linked to unfounded rumours of cow slaughter following complaints from gau rakshaks (cow protectors).