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Meerut Muslims Praise Yogi Adityanath, But Blame Lower Officials for Neglect
- •A 'Chaupal' in Meerut's Muslim-majority Dugrawali village revealed public sentiment.
- •Residents expressed satisfaction with CM Yogi Adityanath but anger towards lower-level officials and red-tapism.
- •Farmers benefit from PM Kisan Samman Nidhi, but laborers lack MNREGA and Ayushman card benefits.
- •Youth and shopkeepers highlighted issues like dilapidated roads, absent MLAs, and recurring paper leaks.
- •An elder stated that Yogi Adityanath is diligent, but lower officials are hindering the implementation of his schemes.
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During the community gathering in Dugrawali village, residents expressed satisfaction with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's leadership and schemes like the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi, but voiced immense anger over red-tapism, corruption by lower-level officials, inflation, dilapidated roads, and a lack of employment.
While farmers acknowledged receiving direct financial benefits and fair sugarcane prices, laborers and youth reported that welfare programs like MNREGA and Ayushman cards fail to reach them. Villagers also criticized local elected representatives for neglecting infrastructure and failing to visit the area after winning elections.
Local participants in the Chaupal stated that lower-level employees and clerks deliberately mislead citizens and obstruct government schemes from reaching the ground. Residents emphasized that strict action must be taken against these administrative officials to ensure the common public receives proper support.
