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News India Live, Digital Desk: After increasing criminal cases and efforts to spoil the atmosphere in Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has now come completely into action mode. Late in the night, he held a high-level meeting with the officials and gave strict instructions that strict action should be taken against the criminals and the spoiled elements. He has clearly said that such miscreants should not be spared under any circumstances and no innocent should be troubled. This shows how serious the Yogi government is about maintaining law and order in the state.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has given these two-tuk instructions to the officials at a time when the festive season is starting in the state. He clearly said that the mischievous elements should be kept closely, so that they cannot spread disturbance during any festival. In this important meeting of the night, the Chief Minister reviewed the current situation of law and order in the state in detail. He especially asked to focus on those districts from where there have been reports of criminal activities recently.
Yogi Adityanath told the officials in his strict attitude:
- Zero tolerance against criminals: No criminal should be spared, no matter how powerful he is.
- Those who spoil the atmosphere: Immediate action should be taken against those who spread rumors on social media and those who spoil communal harmony.
- Increase police patrols: Police patrolling should be increased in areas with festivals and sensitivity, so that there is a confidence of security among the people.
- No troubles to the underoses: While taking action, it should also be ensured that no innocent person is unnecessarily disturbed.
- Accountability fixed: Action will also be taken on whatever officers who will fail to fulfill their responsibility.
The Chief Minister has emphasized better coordination between the police and the administration, so that any situation can be handled before deteriorating. His strictness is a clear indication that establishing the rule of law in Uttar Pradesh is at the top of his priority.
North India Statesman