CM Yogi Adityanath Launches UP Police Song 'Khaki Ka Sitara', Highlights Security As Pillar Of Governance
Lucknow, August 14: At the launch of the Uttar Pradesh Police song ‘Khaki Ka Sitara’, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said, "Security is the foundation of good governance. Providing a safe environment in the state is essential to achieving the goal of good governance. Over the past 9 years, the image of Uttar Pradesh has changed, and the sense of security has played an important role in giving the…
On August 14, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated the Uttar Pradesh Police song 'Khaki Ka Sitara'. In his address, he emphasized that security forms the bedrock of effective governance. Addressing the gathering at Lok Bhavan, the Chief Minister highlighted the significance of a secure environment in shaping UP's new identity over the past nine years. He reminded the audience that where there's valor, there's also sensitivity, while cowardice breeds looting, insecurity, and anarchy.
CM Adityanath underscored the government's zero-tolerance policy towards crime and criminals, vowing to take whatever measures are necessary to uphold this stance. He commended the UP Police for its achievements and for transforming the state by eliminating riots and curfews. An example he provided was the rescue operation in Farrukhabad where 22 children were trapped under detonators, a feat accomplished by the UP Police displaying remarkable courage and capability.
The Chief Minister also recounted the shift in the police's working style and capability, which has shattered the arrogance of criminals. He pointed to an incident in Lucknow where a person attempted to forcibly remove a police officer, a behavior that is now firmly discouraged. CM Adityanath made it clear that irrespective of one's influence or identity, before the law, everyone is equal, and anyone who challenges this will have to face severe consequences.
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