‘India will never tolerate any violation of citizens’ safety’: Yogi Adityanath addresses expatriates in Tokyo; seeks investments | India News
New Delhi: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath arrived in Tokyo on Wednesday in a visit that will focus on attracting investments and strengthening industrial cooperation.During his interaction with the Indian diaspora, Adityanath said that India will never tolerate any violation of the interests or safety of its citizens and will always stand with them. He said that development should be conducive to national progress and people’s well-being, and should be friendly and compassionate to the world. “India will never tolerate any violation of the interests or security of its citizens. It has always stood with them and we should feel the same. Our development will be for the progress of the country, for their prosperity, and our prosperity will be for the welfare of our people, with friendship and compassion for humanity across the world,” he said.This is Adityanath’s first visit to Japan. Officials said the trip was part of a trip between the two countries aimed at deepening strategic and economic ties.Soon after landing, the Chief Minister met with some corporate executives. The two parties held discussions on expanding the company’s operations in Uttar Pradesh, especially in terms of logistics parks, warehousing and intermodal transport infrastructure.He invited companies to explore opportunities in the field of medical device manufacturing. The chief minister will deliver a keynote address outlining Uttar Pradesh’s industrial policies, infrastructure development and its goal of becoming a trillion-dollar economy, officials said.
