Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
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In view of the big festivals like Deepawali and Chhath, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has instructed the administration and police to take special vigilance. He said that the present time is sensitive from law and order point of view, so keep the police force on alert and the intelligence system active. He also directed to take strict action against the chaotic elements trying to spoil the atmosphere.
The Chief Minister was reviewing law and order on Sunday through video conferencing with the administration and police officers across the state. He said that by adopting the policy of zero tolerance, strict action was directed against those issuing mischievous statements. Said that the idol of Lakshmi, which is to be established on the occasion of Diwali, should be immersed in a pond instead of rivers. Arrangements should be made to keep firecracker shops and godowns away from the population. Keep adequate arrangements for fire tenders. Timely license and NOC should be issued to cracker vendors. A close watch should be kept on those who burst crackers which are harmful to the environment and life.
The Chief Minister said that in the coming days, along with many festivals, Deepotsav would be celebrated in Ayodhya and Dev Deepawali in Varanasi. Apart from this, Dadri fair of Ballia, 84 Kosi parikrama in Ayodhya, Kartik Purnima bath in Prayagraj and Garhmukteshwar fair are to be organized. Therefore, the police department needs to be alert and alert.
Dadri fair postponed due to lumpi
The Chief Minister has directed to postpone the organization of the world famous cattle fair of Ballia this year in view of the rampant infection in animals. He asked the officials to inform the cattle traders about this in time.