Patanjali's threat of abandoning the 'Food Park' scheme in Uttar Pradesh

NDTV is seeing this threat as a major blow to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Jogi Adityanath.

Adityanath's state government has kept these documents required to submit the necessary documents to the central government to get full permission for construction of the food park.

On this complaint, Manpreet's Managing Director Acharya Balakrishna threatened to remove the company from the Mega project in Uttar Pradesh.

"We are not receiving any assistance from the state government regarding this project. After waiting for a long time, we did not get the clearance from the state government. Now we have decided to transfer the project somewhere else, "said Balakrishna.

Although there are several meetings with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Jogi Adityanath, ministers and officials, the project lacks any progress due to the state government's indifference, he said on the charge of messaging agency ANI.

He also ordered the purchase of many equipment to procure food for the construction of the food park in Uttar Pradesh, to improve the living standards of millions of farmers and create jobs for the numerous people, said Balakrishna.

In January this year, the Central Food Processing Ministry of India had approved the construction of the Food and Herbal Park in Gautam Buddha Nagar near Delhi. To get full approval, there are four more five conditions, including land and bank loan papers.

"We have given us one month extra time to fulfill the conditions. In the meantime, if they can not fulfill it, there will be no way to cancel the project. For many other projects, we have made such decisions a long time ago, "said Joint Chiefs of Central Food Processing Department of India, the news agency PTI. Mina

According to his information, there is time till the end of this month in order to fulfill the condition of old age.

Observers said the threat to the Food Park from Uttar Pradesh would be very embarrassing for the ruling BJP in the state and the center.

Ramdev, a co-founder of 'Patanjali Ayurveda', has not received any comment about the removal of food parks from Uttar Pradesh, said NDTV.

Ramdev and Acharya Balakrishna established 'Patanjali Ayurveda' in 2006 for the production of Indian herbal products and medicines, but public limited has no shares in this company. Ramdev, a very influential Yogi in the political arena.

Since its establishment, 'Patanjali Ayurveda' has expanded its business in food products, restaurants and apheresel. In recent years, it is planning to invest in the communications and personal safety sectors.

Acharya Balakrishna, the owner of 98 percent stake in privately owned company Patanjali, was ranked 19th in the world and world's 277th richest man. Forbes said his total assets amounted to $ 630 million.