Yogi Adityanath Inaugurates Labor Welfare Schemes: The government will complete the work of those who do not pay wages to the workers, Yogi Adityanath’s strict message to contractors and employers.

New Delhi. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated the Shramveer Gaurav Samaroh-2026 in Lucknow today on the occasion of Labor Day and inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of various labor welfare schemes. Yogi said that many times we used to see that after getting the work done, the workers are not paid money by the contractor or the person for whom they worked. The government said that this will not happen now. If work has been taken from a labourer, he will also have to pay the price for his work. The government will complete the work of those who do not pay the workers for their work.

UP CM said, industry and workers complement each other. If there is industry, there are workers. If the industry is upgraded then the labor will be upgraded. If the workers are happy then the industry will progress rapidly. Remember, where industrial unrest has occurred, nothing remains except ruins. Those who are against prosperity, against development, they do not want the industry to run, they will try to mislead, but do not get misled. Industry and workers have to work together. In accordance with the vision of PM Modi, work for every hand and respect for every worker, this is the government’s resolve. We will provide such a good package that every worker will be able to live his life with dignity.

Yogi announced that we have allotted a land in Greater Noida, in which a dedicated 300-bed ESIC hospital for workers will be constructed on 7 acres of land. CM said that 116 ESIS dispensaries are operating in 41 districts, we also propose to establish ESIS dispensaries in the remaining 34 districts. The government is going to do all these things so that the workers get the facilities of dormitory, affordable canteen, quality food, entertainment facilities, clean toilets, bathrooms and CCTV security. The government has created one Atal Residential School each in 18 commissionerates within the state. Today we have also laid the foundation stone of a Chief Minister Composite School in Jewar, in which only the children of workers will study.