Anuj Pratap Singh, the second accused in the Sultanpur robbery case, was killed in a police encounter. Earlier, questions were raised over the Mangesh Yadav encounter that took place on September 5. Reacting to this, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that no one can weaken the security of traders in the new Uttar Pradesh state of India. If someone does this, he must face the consequences.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said in Mirzapur: “This is the new Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh of new India. In the new Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, there is security and respect. No one can diminish the rights of a daughter. Security. If someone does this, he will have to. No one can destroy the security. If he does, he will have to bear the consequences.
Before 2017, parallel government used to run: CM
Referring to the previous government, CM Yogi said that before 2017, the mafia used to run a parallel government in Uttar Pradesh. In some places the mining mafia dominates, in some the forest mafia dominates, in some the livestock mafia dominates, and in some places mafia gangs involved in organized crime have run parallel governments. The public was often frightened when his motorcade passed by. The government was forced to salute him, but no one had the courage to attack him.
Sir, please spare my life: CM Yogi
Citing the example of today’s UP, the chief minister said, today you see the mafia pleading. They said, Sir, please spare my life. We would put a car out front to fill our bellies but not tease anyone. No one’s property will be violated. No shots will be fired at any merchants or passers-by.
