Gorakhpur, Dec 11 – In a significant address during the unveiling of a statue at Jawaharlal Nehru Postgraduate College, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized the imperative need to eradicate the divisive influences of caste-based sentiments. He expressed concern about individuals attempting to sow the seeds of caste discord for their political self-interest and urged society to remain vigilant against such efforts.
Reflecting on the life and contributions of Babu Chaturbhuj Singh, a former Block Chief of Bansgaon, Yogi Adityanath highlighted the senior social worker’s dedication to advancing public welfare issues in both favorable and adverse circumstances. Singh played a pivotal role in establishing a degree college in the Bansgaon area, showcasing resilience and commitment to community development.
The Chief Minister underscored the broader vision of creating a self-reliant India and called for educational institutions to serve as platforms for holistic student development rather than mere degree-distributing entities. He encouraged students to embrace hard work and cautioned against adopting shortcuts, emphasizing that sustainable development brings positive transformations to society.
Yogi Adityanath also released a souvenir from Jawaharlal Nehru Postgraduate College and felicitated female students who achieved the highest marks in examinations with gold medals. The event was attended by notable figures, including former Vice Chancellor Professor Harikesh Singh, BJP Regional President Sahajanand Rai, MLAs Shriram Chauhan and Rajesh Tripathi, BJP District President Yudhishthir Singh, and former MLA Raghavendra Singh.
