Dynamite News Governor Ram Naik writes to Yogi endorsing name change of Sultanpur
Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik Naik has written a letter to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath endorsing the changing on Sultanpur city’s name of Kushbhawanpur.
Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik Naik has written a letter to Chief Ministe Yogi Adityanath endorsing the changing on Sultanpur city’s name of Kushbhawanpur.
While mentioning about his meeting with a delegation from the Sultanpur city, the Governor in his letter said that the delegation had submitted a memorandum along with a book on the city’s history and demanded a change in the city's name to Kushbhawanpur ‘to restore its past glory’.
The delegation also demanded the governor for designating the city as a heritage city.In December 2017, the campaign to write Ambedkar's name correctly was also initiated by the Governor.
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