Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is scheduled to visit Barabanki district on Monday, July 20, to launch and lay the foundation stones for 82 development projects valued at over Rs 542 crore. The projects, spread across the Ramnagar and Dariyabad Assembly constituencies, aim to enhance infrastructure and public welfare in the area.
In Ramnagar, the Chief Minister will kick off 14 projects worth more than Rs 104 crore and initiate 22 projects with a combined value exceeding Rs 178 crore. Similarly, in Dariyabad, he will inaugurate 12 projects valued at Rs 29 crore and lay the foundation stones for 34 projects amounting to over Rs 231 crore. These endeavors are anticipated to bolster local infrastructure, enhance civic amenities, and stimulate economic growth in the district.
The event is set to take place at the grounds near the historic Lodheshwar Mahadev Temple in Ramnagar, chosen to accommodate the anticipated large turnout. It will underscore the government’s dedication to balanced regional progress and its emphasis on rural constituencies. Notable attendees will include Minister of State for Prisons Suresh Rahi, Minister of State for Food and Civil Supplies Satish Chandra Sharma, and other dignitaries from various fields.
The projects encompass a range of sectors such as roads, education, healthcare, and public utilities, reflecting the government’s comprehensive development strategy. The Chief Minister’s visit is expected to invigorate local governance and reassure residents of the administration’s commitment to enhancing living standards. This significant investment in Barabanki is viewed as a crucial move towards accelerating development in the district, demonstrating the state government’s determination to provide tangible benefits to the populace and fortify grassroots infrastructure.
