When in doubt call me: CM Yogi to administrative officers
Lucknow: In Uttar Pradesh, CM Yogi is working on the policy of zero tolerance. In the order of which he constantly gives directions to the officers as well. During a video conferencing, he told the administrative officers that, I am available 24 hours a day, you can call me in case of any problem. Along with this, CM Yogi reviewed the possibilities of law and order, rain, traffic management and industrial investment in Uttar Pradesh in the meeting. This included the divisional, range, zone, police commissionerate and police officers and vice-chairman of the development authority.
Strict action should be taken against drug mafia
During the video conferencing, UP Chief Minister Yogi said, “The state has started a campaign against illegal drug dealers. Now we have to take it to its turning point. We have seen incidents of death due to spurious liquor in UP, this should not happen again. For this all DM, Captain, DSP and SHO will have to understand their responsibility.
Identify such anti-socialists who are pushing the youth into the darkness of drugs. A list of every such small and big chaotic elements should be prepared at the police station level. Their bases should be raided. Increase patrolling around the railway station. Taking strict action with zero tolerance, action should be taken to free the state from drug mafia. On receipt of information about the disturbance, the first accountability of the police station will be ensured. Negligence in this campaign will not be tolerated.
Officer in trouble contact me
The Chief Minister further said, “If any officer posted in the field is facing any inconvenience in the works of public interest, if he is not getting cooperation from the government level, then he should not hesitate to inform the Chief Minister’s Office. I am personally available 24×7 to listen and solve your problems. Contact me without hesitation. The District Magistrate himself should take initiative and try to establish health ATM. Get it installed at any one PHC/CHC. Relate it to any nearby hospital. Deploy trained paramedics.”
