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News India Live, Digital Desk: What used to come to mind a few years ago when the name of Uttar Pradesh was mentioned? Maybe the dilapidated roads, the dominance of musclemen or the riots that happen every day. But, the truth is that both the picture and destiny of UP have changed in the last few years. And full credit for this change goes there “Law and Order” Goes to.
Recently, the things said by CM Yogi Adityanath during a program in Lucknow have once again started the discussion about ‘UP Model’ in the political circles.
What is the matter? (What’s the Buzz?)
The occasion was the ‘passing out parade’ of PAC recruits. More than 1600 new soldiers were taking oath there. Seeing the enthusiasm of these soldiers, CM Yogi also became happy and patting the back of his government, he said that today the law and order situation of UP is good for the entire country. “An Example” (Model) It has become.
“What was bad till yesterday is number one today.”
Reviving old memories, CM Yogi said that there was a time when UP was known by riots. Whenever there was any festival, curfew was imposed. Sisters and daughters were afraid to leave their homes and businessmen were afraid of investing money in UP.
but now? Yogi ji said – “Today UP is riot free. Now here the mafia does not live on its own terms, but the rule of law prevails.” He was clear in saying that this environment of ‘security’ has put UP on the track of development.
Why are other states looking towards UP?
You must have noticed this too. Be it bulldozer action or the law to recover money from rioters, whatever UP did, later other states also copied it. CM Yogi mentioned that today the policing and strictness of UP is an example for other states. “Case Study” It has been made. People say that if you want to handle the law, handle it like UP.
Baba’s advice to new soldiers
The CM also gave a ‘Guru Mantra’ to the new soldiers wearing uniform. He said that uniform is not just clothes, it is a responsibility. Now their religion is to remain disciplined and protect the public. The power of PAC is the lifeblood of UP, whether it is a fair or VIP security, work cannot be done without PAC.
Politics or reality?
See friends, politics has its place, but people who live or visit UP can feel this change. Going out on the road at night no longer seems as scary as before. Call it ‘Yogi Impact’ or something else, but UP is now being discussed more for positive reasons.
What do you think?
Is the law and order system of UP really the best in the country? Or is there still room for improvement? Please write your frank opinion in the comment box.
North India Statesman