Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a meeting with the officials on Wednesday. During this, CM Yogi reviewed the settlement of revenue matters in the districts of UP and the law and order situation in the state. During this, CM Yogi said that any kind of negligence or delay in public hearing and revenue disputes will not be accepted.

During the meeting, CM Yogi said about law and order that no one can be allowed to spread anarchy in Sambhal or any other district. Not a single miscreant of Sambhal should be spared. Apart from this, whoever has damaged public property in any way will not be spared. The cost of getting it repaired as before will be recovered from the same miscreants.

Increase patrolling to reduce crime
CM Yogi further said during this meeting that campaigns should be run against illegal encroachment on the roads. Patrolling should be increased due to increasing chain snatching incidents and bike stunts. Take action against such people with zero tolerance.

Not a single miscreant should be spared, said Yogi Adityanath

The CM further said that whether it is Gautam Buddha Nagar, Aligarh, Sambhal or any other district, anarchy will not be allowed anywhere. All the miscreants associated with the incident in Sambhal should be dealt with strictly. Take the cooperation of the people, conduct search operations and not a single miscreant should be spared.

Atrocities on Hindus will not be tolerated, said Hema Malini

BJP MP Hema Malini condemned the atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh and the arrest of Hindu saint Chinmay Krishnadas in Parliament on Wednesday. During the Zero Hour in the Lok Sabha, Hema Malini said, 'I myself am a Krishna devotee and a follower of ISKCON. I am a representative of Krishna's holy city Mathura. We will not tolerate atrocities on religion. This is not a matter of foreign policy, but a matter of our sentiment. The Bangladesh government should ensure the safety of Hindus.'

Later speaking to the media, he said that Chinmay Krishnadas has been arrested in Bangladesh on charges of sedition, which is absolutely wrong. He was protesting peacefully against the atrocities against Hindus. The situation there is bad. I have requested the government to take action and provide security to our ISKCON devotees, Hindu brothers. We cannot remain silent. This is not an issue of diplomacy, but is related to our emotions and devotion towards Shri Krishna.