Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on Sunday, took stock of the law and order situation in Baghpat district and asked the top cops to instill fear of police in the minds of criminals.
“There is no place for crime and criminals in Uttar Pradesh; criminals should not be spared under any circumstances,” he said.
The chief minister also reviewed several development works of different departments being carried out in the district at the collectorate auditorium and ordered timely completion of these projects.
During the meeting, the chief minister stressed on better communication with the public representatives. “Everyone in the state must get the benefits of the government schemes without any discrimination,” he said.
Appreciating the Sajal Baghpat Abhiyan and Baghpat Khel Vikas Abhiyan, the chief minister said that sports activities should be encouraged in private schools and sports competitions should be organised at the district level also.
The chief minister also instructed officials to ensure that the money meant for uniforms of schoolchildren was utilised for that purpose only and not diverted anywhere else. He also called for better communication between parents and teachers. Furthermore, the chief minister directed authorities to provide separate toilets for boys and girls in schools and form old student councils.
He also reviewed the progress of Har Ghar Nal Yojana in the district.
The chief minister issued directions for ensuring proper sanitation and cleanliness in the district. He also interacted with intellectuals.
The chief minister also directed officials not to misuse and waste electricity in government buildings. “Saving electricity is the responsibility of everyone in the state. Everyone has to take care that electricity is not misused. Street lights are seen switched on even during the day. This has to be curbed in the interest of the country and the state,” he said.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also interacted with the players at the Multisports Stadium in Mavi Kalan village of Baghpat. First, he interacted with Arjuna awardee international and national players and said that the players of Baghpat had always brought laurels to the state.
Felicitating about 30 players, the chief minister asked them about their problems and informed them about the sports related schemes of the government. Later, he planted saplings and inaugurated the health ATM at the community health centre (CHC). The chief minister also enquired about the well-being of ‘shooter dadi’ Prakasho Tomar.
The chief minister also inspected the CHC. Through this health ATM, over 52 tests can be conducted including rapid diagnostic checkups, skin, nose, ear, eye, blood pressure, fever, ECG, HIV, cholesterol, thyroid, sugar, blood sugar, hemoglobin, dengue, malaria, oxygen level, pregnancy, fat, protein, among others. He directed the officials to provide better health facilities.