A recent study conducted by Harvard University which was shared by the Uttar Pradesh government said that the Yogi Adityanath government handled the migrant crisis cleverly. It also said that even when the global pandemic took a significant toll on people globally, the Yoginath government handled it with grace.

According to Times Now, an official spokesman said that a study conducted by Harvard University highlighted the humanitarian crisis of migrant laborers that shed light on how effectively and efficiently the state government handled the migrant crisis.

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The Harvard report elaborated on how the Yogi government ‘model’ took care of migrants through a combined mechanism of prevention from a pandemic, sustenance of their families, employment arrangements along skill mapping and other logistics.

Here’s what people on the internet have to say about this-

Nothing happens without a quid pro quo when ‘big’ names like Harvard are involved..

— Oceanic! (@OshoGopi) April 8, 2021

Lmao. They’re praising him because he unknowingly allowed them to steal personal data from millions of people. Which would give them a chance to analyse, study and attack India even more effectively.

— Millennial Baba (@BabaMillennial) April 8, 2021

As if we care what Harvard says. Country has stopped running on some else’s approval or so called research long time ago we do what’s good for everyone and by law, as simple as that

— Vikram (@vikramrai_10) April 8, 2021

Great acknowledgement by @Harvard for @myogiadityanath ji for his commitment for the Humanity. He eould be Role model CM for others to follow. @narendramodi @AmitShah @PMOIndia @BJP4India @shytigress @UPGovt @republic @DrAmbardar @smritiirani @rajnathsingh @nitin_gadkari @BJP4UP

— Silicon Raja (@siliconraja) April 7, 2021

If it's a Harvard study then China likes yogiji too

— OmShantiOm11🇮🇳 (@OmShantiSanghi) April 8, 2021

The state government had formulated a plan to ensure the proper and safe return of migrants and also focused on creating employment opportunities for them.

The study said, “The state government, in consonance with the Central government, took a holistic approach towards addressing the crisis.”

Also, apart from providing buses and train services for stranded migrants, the state government also provided facilities for state travel.

The state government collaborated with the Indian railways and arranged over 1604 trains and brought back over 21 lakh migrants through shramik trains.

This was almost 80 percent of the total migrants who returned to the state.

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