CM Yogi on reduced crime in UP, says ‘criminals will have to…’
CM Yogi addressed the inauguration of the upgraded Regional Forensic Science Laboratory and talked about the state's reduced crime
The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath, on Tuesday stated that the state doesn’t accept crimes anymore. He gave the statements after addressing the inauguration of the upgraded Regional Forensic Science Laboratory (RFSL). He said, “Today, with significant improvements in law and order, more than 35 per cent of women in the state are employed, and are working without any fear or inconvenience.”
What did CM Yogi say?
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said, “This is the ‘New Uttar Pradesh’ that does not accept crime. The criminals are made to realise that if they commit any crime, they will have to pay for it,” adding, “If any incident of loot or snatching takes place, in a few hours, the criminal is seen limping in jail.”
“Today, with significant improvements in law and order, more than 35 per cent of women in the state are employed, and are working without any fear or inconvenience,” he added, “The days are over when victims wandered helplessly while criminals roamed free. Under its strict zero-tolerance policy, the state government has established a robust system for evidence collection and certification through modern forensic science labs, ensuring that no offender escapes accountability.”
CM Yogi on the establishment of UPSIFS
The Chief Minister said that the UP State Institute of Forensic Science (UPSIFS) is established in UP’s Lucknow to bring more job opportunities for the youth of the state. The institute provides multiple courses for forensic experts, lab technicians, and evidence collectors, etc.
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