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Yogi says Uttar Pradesh welfare work will continue despite Assembly disruptions
Yogi says Uttar Pradesh welfare work will continue despite Assembly disruptions
The Story in Brief
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath accused the Samajwadi Party of disrupting the Assembly’s Monsoon Session, which ended a day early. He said the disruption prevented debate on welfare measures in a supplementary budget worth over ₹59,000 crore. Adityanath said the supplementary demands were approved despite the protests. The Legislative Council later passed the Uttar Pradesh Appropriation (Supplementary for 2026-27) Bill, 2026.
The proposed allocations include employment and skill development, farmer and women’s welfare, higher pensions, honorarium increases for several workers, and social security for outsourced employees. The government also allocated ₹407 crore for canopies, parks and boundary walls around statues of social reformers. Adityanath said welfare work would continue without interruption.
The Indian Opinion
The account presents the government’s claims about the budget and the Opposition’s conduct, but does not include the Samajwadi Party’s response. Claims that disruption harmed particular social groups are political allegations and should not be treated as established facts without the Opposition’s explanation. The passage also gives limited detail on how the proposed allocations will be implemented or when beneficiaries will receive support.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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