CM launches 'UP-100' service

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Chief minister Akhilesh Yadav launched the much awaited ambitious round the clock statewide police emergency response system centre ‘UP-100’ here on Saturday morning.

“My government had done many work regarding improving emergency services and now after 108 and 192 ambulances services, UP-100 would turned out to be game changer as far as maintaining law and order and giving quick relied to people in distress”, Yadav said soon after inaugurating the most advances police emergency services in the State. 

“Till now you have to go the police station to seek justice but now with the start of this service, police will reach to you to redress your problems”, he added while hailing the officers concerned who made his dream of UP-100 come true in a record time of less then a year. Yadav said that no one can talk or raise finger on his government as far as development is concerned but some people and opposition do raise the issue of law and order. ``My government has done a lot on development front but not with the start of this police emergency services, no one can raise finger or criticise my government on law and order front also”, asserted Yadav while adding that the UP police will get a new `facelift’ with start of UP-100. Yadav later made a call and congratulate the police personnel on start of UP-100. He also handed over keys to five vehicles of UP-100. Besides he also inaugurated 2000 houses which will be allotted to police personal. He also announced that very soon E-Police Stations will be also opened in UP. 

This is one of the biggest emergency police response system in the country, where anybody can seek help through phone, texts or any other communication method and in turn will be provided immediate relief and help maximum in 20 minutes time. The system would boost the law and order situation in the state as police forces would reach the spot of the crime or incident within 20 minutes time. Yadav launched  UP-100 at its own building on Shaheed Path. 

The CM is also scheduled to go to Bareilly later in the day to inaugurate the same function there but due to some reason, he cancelled the visit in the last minute. 

Initially, UP 100 will start its operations in 11 districts— lucknow, Kanpur, Agra, Allahabad, Varanasi, Bareilly, Gorakhpur, Jhansi, Meerut, Moradabad and Rampur. 100 women personnel would be posted at the call centre and two sub-centres would be established in Agra and Varanasi. State government had provided 4,800 vehicles in 75 districts of the state for the success of UP-100, of which 3,200 would be four wheelers and 1,600 two wheelers. All these vehicles would be equipped with GPS. The response time under dial 100 has been fixed as ten minutes for two-wheelers in urban areas and 15 minutes for four wheelers.

While in rural areas the response time for four wheelers has been fixed for 20 minutes. The system will ensure police response to emergency situation within 15 minutes in both rural and urban areas.

UP-100 is meant to take quick action in a fixed minimum time limit by sharing the information received through phone calls with the concerned police station/police post of concerned district and other officers. This system will be monitoring the police action continuously till the problem is solved. The advantage of this ultramodern control room will be easily available to the rural and urban areas and the relief will be made available immediately to the victim concerned. The call center of UP100 has a current capacity of 300 personnel in the state capital.

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