50 Punjab Industrialists meet UP CM Yogi Adityanath
The meeting happened on December 19. As many as 15 tycoons from Punjab had an interaction with Yogi Adityanath in which they expressed their interest to invest in UP.
Total Views |
Lucknow, Dec 23: Nearly 50 industrialists from Punjab had recently gone to Uttar Pradesh to have another leg of meeting with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. The entrepreneurs discussed the possibilities of investment in various sectors at UP.
“The meeting happened on December 19. As many as 15 tycoons from Punjab had an interaction with Yogi Adityanath in which they expressed their interest to invest in UP,” said T R Mishra, a Ludhiana-based industrialist and chairman of Punjab Dyeing Federation.
He is also chairman of Atal Poorvanchal Udyogik Vikas Parishad under whose banner he had gone to meet the UP CM. He said, “Investment proposals of more than Rs 2 lakh crore were given by industrialists from different states, and Punjab’s bicycle, auto parts, dyeing, and boiler industry also expressed interest to invest in UP. I myself have proposed to invest Rs 30 crore in the boiler industry in Kanpur and I have submitted my proposal on the online portal of UP.” Onkar Singh Pahwa, MD Avon cycles, while talking to the Indian Express said, “I haven’t signed any investment proposal but have shown interest to invest in Saharanpur and around the area for some expansion work. But Punjab is my home state and I have no plans to shift my base. However I can think of doing some expansion in UP as infrastructure has improved a lot in UP, manpower is available and the law and order situation has also improved a lot.” Pankaj Munjal, Chairman-cum-MD, Hero Group of Companies, S P Saini, an auto parts manufacturer, Shatrughan Tiwari of Ludhiana-based Shiva Fabrics, a representative from Nahar Group of Industries and others had gone to meet the UP CM, Mishra said.
Also Read: All accused in the Ankita Bhandari murder case refused to undergo narco and polygraph tests
It may be noted that meetings with the UP CM have been going on for more than 18 months now. Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann also recently went to Chennai and Hyderabad to woo investors for the state.