Jubilee Post News & Views
- Derogatory remarks against deities, great men, or saints of any caste, or faith are unacceptable, but anarchy in the name of protest will also not be tolerated: Yogi Adityanath
- Gratitude towards great figures is essential, but cannot be enforced: CM Yogi
- Any attempt to tamper with faith will be met with strict legal action and punishment: CM Yogi
- Chief Minister convenes meeting with senior officials ahead of festivals, issuing crucial directives
- Police instructed to take firm action against lawbreakers, says CM
- Ensuring the safety and security of women and girls is a priority; all departments should collaborate: CM Yogi
- Increase foot and PRV 112 patrolling in crowded areas: CM Yogi
Lucknow. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stated on Monday that while derogatory remarks against deities, great figures, or saints of any caste, religion, or sect are unacceptable, anarchy in the name of protest will not be tolerated either.
During a review of the law and order situation with the Chief Secretary, DGP, Additional Chief Secretary Home, and other senior officials ahead of the upcoming festivals, the Chief Minister emphasized the need to respect the beliefs of all sects.
“Every citizen should have a sense of gratitude towards great figures, but this cannot be imposed on anyone,” he said.
The Chief Minister emphasized that anyone who tampers with faith or makes derogatory remarks against great men, deities, or sects will be dealt with strictly under the law and punished. He also stressed that people of all religions and sects must show mutual respect.
He made it clear that anarchy, vandalism, or arson in the name of protest will not be tolerated, warning that anyone attempting such actions will face consequences.
Directing the police administration, the Chief Minister instructed that every district and police station must ensure the Sharadiya Navratri and Vijayadashami festivals are celebrated in an atmosphere of joy, peace, and harmony.
“Identify those who seek to disrupt the environment and take strict action. Deal firmly with anyone acting against the law,” he ordered.
The Chief Minister, while issuing instructions for ensuring women’s safety, stressed that foot and PRV 112 patrolling should be increased in crowded areas. He emphasized that the safety and convenience of women and girls must be a priority, and all departments should work together to achieve this goal.
