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Yogi Orders 24-Hour Complaint Response, Festival Security Measures

Yogi Orders 24-Hour Complaint Response, Festival Security Measures
UP CM Yogi Adityanath Orders 24-Hour Response To Public Complaints, Tightens Security Ahead Of Navratri & Chhath · freepressjournal.in

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath told officials to respond to people’s complaints within 24 hours.

He said some land and revenue cases must be finished within 15 days.

He also asked officials to make a public list of cases that are still waiting.

With Navratri and Chhath coming, police and other teams must help keep people safe.

They must also manage traffic and make sure women can get help when they need it.

Temples and festival sites are to have security, cameras, medical help and safe arrangements for crowds.

The Chief Minister also asked officials to help farmers get fertilizer and support families whose homes were badly damaged by rain.

He said officials should be held responsible if they do not complete required work on time.

Key facts

Complaint response
A satisfactory response is required within 24 hours.
Undisputed revenue cases
Must be resolved within a maximum of 15 days.
Rain-damage information
Authorities must send complete details to the Relief Commissioner’s Office within 48 hours.
Road-cutting issues
The Chief Minister directed that these be resolved by October 31.
Sharadiya Navratri
The article says it commences on October 11.
Festival dates
Durga Ashtami is October 18, Mahanavami October 19 and Vijayadashami October 20.
Festival security
Directions include additional personnel at major Devi temples, CCTV surveillance and crowd, traffic and medical arrangements.

Quotes

Yogi Adityanath

Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh

“Every officer, from the beat constable to the Superintendent of Police, must discharge their responsibilities with complete promptness and honesty.”
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“The Transport Department must operate additional buses for the convenience of passengers and maintain cleanliness at bus stations.”
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