Dy CM Brajesh Pathak Fires Scathing Attack at SP in Sant Kabir Nagar

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Launching a blistering political offensive against the Samajwadi Party (SP), Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak asserted on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, that the state has undergone an irreversible developmental transition from lawlessness and broken roads to universal electrification and robust infrastructure. Addressing an energetic public gathering at Shivbakhri village in Pauli block of Sant Kabir Nagar district, Pathak declared that the mandate delivered through the lotus symbol dismantled organized crime syndicates across the state. Underlining the transformation in public security, the Deputy Chief Minister noted that the era of criminal patronization has ended with gangsters meeting their legal fate behind bars, transforming Uttar Pradesh into a safe and thriving investment corridor.

From 'One District One Mafia' to 'One District One Medical College': Pathak Contrasts Regimes

Contrasting current governance benchmarks with past administrations, Pathak pointed out that while previous regimes operated under a notorious "one district, one mafia" model, the double-engine government has realized the vision of establishing "one district, one medical college" across the state's 75 administrative districts. The Health Minister highlighted that rural communities and tier-2 districts now enjoy access to multi-specialty tertiary healthcare, state-of-the-art diagnostic facilities, and qualified medical professionals within their home districts, effectively eliminating the historic necessity of undertaking arduous journeys to metropolitan healthcare hubs.

4-Lane Arterial Networks End Pothole Era: Universal Power Overrides VIP-Centric Supply

Targeting the Samajwadi Party's regional focus in previous decades, Pathak pointed out that uninterrupted electricity supply was once an exclusive privilege reserved for political bastions like Saifai and Rampur, leaving the remainder of the state plunged in darkness. In contrast, comprehensive grid modernizations now supply round-the-clock power across every corner of Uttar Pradesh without political discrimination. Furthermore, the Deputy CM noted that dilapidated roads, which once symbolized regional neglect under previous regimes, have been replaced by seamless four-lane highways connecting all 75 districts. Inter-city travel times have dropped significantly, allowing citizens to travel across central and regional corridors like Lucknow and Delhi smoothly for routine personal and commercial engagements.