On Wednesday, the farmers handed over the certificates of possession of about 80 per cent of the land acquired for the construction of Jewar Airport to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. In a program organized at the Chief Minister's official residence at Kalidas Marg, thanking him for helping to build the world's largest international jewellery airport, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that there can be no alternative to development. Development is necessary to bring a smile to the face of the common man, but at the same time land is required for the development. This requires mutual consent and a cordial environment.
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In his statement, CM Yogi said that for the construction of Jewar Airport, we have already bought 80 per cent land with mutual consent in the first phase. This has been possible only through better dialogue between farmers and the administration, that during the last two and a half years major steps have been taken in the state towards realizing the dream of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in which he said that the aeroplane Arrangements should be made that even a person wearing thongs can travel. Yogi asked why a poor person cannot travel by aeroplane, but earlier governments did not have this idea. They did not have time to discuss the issues of the poor and farmers. They were busy in plundering.
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Apart from this, he said that when the BJP government was formed two and a half years ago, only two airports in the state were in Lucknow and Varanasi operations, but today seven airports have started operating. Earlier, there were 17 such airstrips in UP which work has started to start. A new airport is also being built in Kushinagar. The process of Agra and Kanpur Civil Terminal is in progress. Work is also going on in Ayodhya. He said that all work is going on in a time-limit.
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