CM Yogi Adityanath prioritizes safety, cleanliness, and public welfare in UP festivals, farmers’ support, and development under Developed Uttar Pradesh @2047.

Lucknow:  CM Yogi Adityanath has said that “cleanship, security, and vigilance” should be the state’s main priorities during festivals and fairs. It is not just a duty of the government, but also an act of kindness and service. Every officer is responsible for making sure that every devotee is safe, comfortable, and treated with respect. Police officers who “make real” in sensitive areas while on duty should not be sent there to keep discipline and respect in public service.

Yogi looked over the IGRS, the CM helpline, the law and order situation, and the plans for the approaching festivals, among other things. Video conferencing also linked police captains, commissioners, and DMs.

The Chief Minister remarked that there should never be any disorderly or unwanted people in bathing ghats, fairs, or other crowded areas. The mood was calm, safe, and full of respect. There will be no room for any form of carelessness. Before the ghats open, they should make sure they have enough illumination, floating barriers, CCTV cameras, health sub-centers, mobile toilets, lost-and-found centers, and changing rooms. SDRF and NDRF should be sent to the bathing ghats. No one, sailor or visitor, should go boating without a life jacket.

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Farmers shouldn’t have to deal with problems when they buy rice.
Yogi added that the process of getting paddy should go on without any problems and that farmers should not be bothered. At any point, middlemen will not be allowed to play a part. Every area should make sure that fertilizers and better seeds are easy to get. The crops that were damaged by the recent rains should be checked right away, and people should get reimbursed right away. Cow shelters should provide everything each cow needs, like food, water, and medicine.

Paying honorarium staff on time

The Chief Minister said that every month, the people who work on ASHAs, Anganwadis, cooks, and honorariums should get their pay on schedule. The CM took a strong stance on the concerns about illicit mining and suggested that special teams should be made and surprise inspections should be done. If there are problems in any area, the people in charge will face harsh consequences. Yogi looked over the “Developed Uttar Pradesh @2047” campaign. So far, more than 72 lakh proposals have come in from different districts. He said that this campaign should involve the public so that the people’s suggestions can help make the blueprint for the development of Uttar Pradesh even stronger.