When Adityanath Yogi quoted the Spiderman 'mantra'

Ever since he took over as chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, Adityanath Yogi has taken several decisions. From forming an anti-Romeo squad to shutting down illegal slaughterhouses, Yogi is on overdrive

With great powers comes great responsibility. This Spiderman mantra seems to the norm in Uttar Pradesh after Adityanath Yogi took over as chief minister of the state. During his first visit to his constituency in Gorakhpur after becoming the CM of UP, Yogi urged all Bharatiya Janata Party office bearers and public representatives not to undertake contractual work.

"Monitor the execution of public works instead," Yogi told public representatives and workers of the BJP. "The big win in UP has only increased responsibility. We have been given a big mandate by the people and with this responsibility has also increased," Adityanath said.

He explained to party leaders and workers that the post of CM or minister is not meant to be flaunted. It is only an indicator of responsibility and accountability towards the public he also said.

Feel free to leave if you don't work:

The UP chief minister also had a stern message for officials. "Eighteen to 20 hours of work is a must. I am a workaholic and officials too must deliver. All schemes must be implemented for the welfare of the people," he said.

"Those who cannot or refuse to work 18 to 20 hours can feel free to quit. All promises made by the BJP during the election campaign must be fulfilled at any cost. The benefits of the government schemes must reach the people. For this, there is a need to put in extra hours of work," Yogi explained to the officials and his party workers.

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