यूपी पुलिस के 13 अधिकारियों पर डकैती और गोली मारने का आरोप, कोर्ट के आदेश पर केस दर्ज

उत्तर प्रदेश पुलिस ने अपने 13 पुलिस अधिकारियों के खिलाफ डकैती और गोली मारने के आरोप में केस दर्ज किया है. यूपी पुलिस ने ये कार्रवाई कोर्ट के आदेश पर की है. जिन पुलिस अधिकारियों के खिलाफ शिकायत दर्ज की गई है, उनमें SWAT टीम के मुखिया और थानाध्यक्ष भी शामिल हैं.

इन 13 पुलिस अधिकारियों पर आरोप है कि इन लोगों ने फर्रुखाबाद जिले के एक घर में गोलीबारी की और फर्जी मुठभेड़ को अंजाम दिया, जिसमें एक लड़के के पैर में गोली लगी. ये घटना 21 फरवरी की है, जिसके बाद परिवार वालों ने अदालत का दरवाजा खटखटाया. कोर्ट के आदेश पर यूपी पुलिस को अपने ही अधिकारियों के खिलाफ केस दर्ज करना पड़ा है.

वहीं मुख्यमंत्री योगी आदित्यनाथ ने हाल में इंडिया टुडे के साथ खास बातचीत में दावा किया था कि यूपी में उनके कार्यकाल के दौरान एक भी फर्जी मुठभेड़ नहीं हुई. योगी आदित्यनाथ ने कहा था, ‘एक भी फर्जी एनकाउंटर नहीं हुआ. मैं यूपी में हर किसी की सुरक्षा की गारंटी लेता हूं. अपराधियों, देश विरोधी और समाज विरोधी तत्वों को यूपी में कानून का डर होना चाहिए. हम नतीजे भी देख रहे हैं.’

Source:-Aajtak

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Slaughterhouse crackdown in UP: Uttarakhand’s leopards too on a chicken diet

Poor Ruby is on a forced diet of poultry — kinda chicken feed for a grown-up girl who needs at least 6kg of protein-and fat-rich meat, either buffalo or goat, to keep her fit and agile.

The eight-year-old Ruby and six fellow leopards at Uttarakhand’s Chidiyapur animal rescue centre, on the outskirts of holy town Haridwar, are off their favourite diet after the crackdown on illegal slaughterhouses in neighbouring Uttar Pradesh.

And, a shoestring budget doesn’t allow the forest department to buy goat meat or mutton — more expensive than buffalo meat and poultry fowls, for the full-grown leopards in an age bracket of seven and nine years.

Even if officials dig deep into their pockets, it’s impossible to buy mutton locally in Haridwar, a strictly vegetarian town bereft of slaughterhouses or butcher shops because of its holy status.View more:-Bulk Sms Service provider

Hence, the less-nutritious alternative for the leopards — some of which were declared man-eaters before they were caught and brought to the rehab.

Source:-Hindustantimes

Job loss fear looms over UP’s biggest slaughterhouse where Hindus outnumber Muslims

Vishwanathan Pillai has never before felt so insecure about his job at an abattoir. His anxiety comes in the wake of on-going action that has been described by the Yogi Adityanath-led government in Uttar Pradesh as a crackdown on illegal slaughterhouses.

Pillai, 40, who works as production head at Frigerio Conserva Allana Limited -- one of the country’s biggest, and legal, slaughterhouse-cum-meat processing units – said the factory has seen 50% reduction in buffalo stock due to the crackdown and fears the “worst is yet to come”.

“The traders have stopped transporting animals from local mandis for us because they fear they would be attacked on the way. Farmers do not want to sell their spent animals because the rates have come down. I do not know who will give us jobs if they close our plant too,” said Pillai.View more:-Bulk Sms Service provider

A father of two children who live with his wife back home, Pillai draws a salary of Rs 30,000 a month.

Source:-Hindustantimes

Yogi Adityanath asks officials to enforce ban on cow smuggling, shut illegal slaughterhouses in UP

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath ordered officials on Wednesday to enforce a ban on the smuggling of cows in the state.

Adityanath also directed police officials to prepare an action plan for the closure of illegal abattoirs, news agency PTI reported.

The 44-year-old Adityanath is the head priest of Gorakhpur’s influential Gorakhnath shrine. Also, he is a five-term parliamentarian from Gorakhpur and considered a hardline Hindutva leader.

After his swearing-in as the Uttar Pradesh CM, police launched a crackdown on slaughterhouses.

The action was in line with the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party’s pre-poll promise to shut down illegal slaughterhouses in the state. The party secured a landslide victory in the February-March assembly elections.View more:-Bulk Sms Service provider

Beef and the slaughter of cattle are illegal Uttar Pradesh -- like in most states across the country.

Source:-Hindustantimes

Uttar Pradesh polls: BJP says turncoats not promised tickets for coming elections

Lucknow: In a bid to assuage party workers feeling threatened by turncoats joining BJP before the coming Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, state BJP chief Keshav Prasad Maurya on Tuesday said none have been promised party tickets.

All those who have joined BJP from parties like BSP and Samajwadi Party have not been promised party tickets for the coming poll...they have come expressing faith in the party's policies and working of Prime Minister Narendra Modi," Maurya told PTI in an interview.

"Names of winnable candidates will be taken into consideration but it is wrong to think that all those joining BJP will get tickets," Maurya said.

"I want to tell party workers that BJP will safeguard the honour of its core worker at all cost," he said.

Maurya said since his party is pro-worker, they have a lot of aspirations and expectations.

"As we have true democracy in the party it is not expected that an MLA's son will end up being an MLA or an MP's son will become an MP," he said, adding any worker can aspire to reach any of the posts in his party.

"There are too many applications for tickets for the coming polls, but I believe that disciplined BJP workers will accept all decisions the day they are taken," he said.

sOURCE:-Firstpost

Rajnath Singh anguished over ‘total anarchy’ in Uttar Pradesh

Putting the Samajwadi Party government on the dock over “poor” law and order in Uttar Pradesh, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said there was “total anarchy” in the state and rape incidents have increased.

“In UP there is an atmosphere of total anarchy. Rape cases have increased by 161 per cent in the present regime. The state lagged in all the fronts and has become ‘Prashn’ (question) Pradesh from Uttar (answer) Pradesh,” he told the concluding session of BJP state executive meet in Jhansi.

“In past 13 years, SP and BSP ruled and both of them looted the state. The burning question now is how long people of the state will be trapped between these two parties. In the coming assembly elections, BJP will form majority government,” the senior BJP leader said. Singh voiced concern over “so much anarchy” in the state, where “corruption has become institutional” and “rapes are committed on highways”.

“The victims of calamities are not getting relief, youths are not getting employment. Why SP government does not fulfil its duties. People have these questions in their mind,” he said. Noting that in a federal structure Union and state governments have to work together, Singh said, “UP is creating hurdles in implementation of Centre’s developmental projects.”
Source;-telegraph
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