New Delhi, April 13 (NationPress) Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath, on Monday released an extensive public message entitled ‘Yogi Ki Pati’ (Yogi's note/letter), just one day prior to the birth anniversary of B.R. Ambedkar. In his message, he called on citizens to embrace the principles laid out by the architect of the Constitution and to prioritize education in their daily lives.

In a post shared on X, CM Yogi stated, “April 14 commemorates the revered birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna Babasaheb Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar Ji… whose vision empowered millions to claim their right to a life of dignity.”

He further remarked that “by adopting Babasaheb's principles, our administration is committed to ensuring that the advantages of our schemes reach every underprivileged woman and youth.”

In a more comprehensive note, the Chief Minister described this day as “an occasion to pay homage to the remarkable individual who crafted the blueprint of India's Constitution.”

CM Yogi highlighted Ambedkar’s profound intellect, stating that “every utterance from Babasaheb serves as a source of inspiration,” particularly noting his foresight in economic and educational reforms.

Quoting Ambedkar’s timeless message, he mentioned, “Educate, organise and struggle,” and underscored that Babasaheb was “one of the most educated individuals of his era,” who possessed a collection of over 35,000 books and dedicated “16 to 18 hours daily” to study.

The Chief Minister also referenced the welfare programs in Uttar Pradesh, affirming that “by implementing Babasaheb’s philosophies, our government is ensuring that the benefits of schemes reach every disadvantaged woman and youth,” which includes access to housing, healthcare, sanitation, and education. He noted that focused initiatives have assisted “over six crore individuals in overcoming multidimensional poverty,” with ongoing efforts aimed at achieving a “zero poverty” goal.

In a heartfelt appeal, CM Yogi urged the public, “Maintain quality literature at home, read them yourself, and encourage your children to do the same,” emphasizing that “only then will Babasaheb’s vision be realized.”

He concluded by stating that “only by adopting Babasaheb’s philosophy can we fulfill our commitment to creating a harmonious, empowered, and prosperous state,” calling upon the populace to uphold the legacy of social justice and equality.

This message is released as the nation gears up to celebrate Ambedkar Jayanti on April 14 (Tuesday) with tributes and community programs honoring his lasting contributions to Indian society and governance.