Lucknow,

01 June (HS): BSP head Mayawati underlined the urgent need for Uttar Pradesh's

new Director General of Police to handle law and order issues. She cited the state's problems with feudal

and criminal supremacy, which harmed social cohesion and caused societal

instability. Mayawati advocated state

collaboration while questioning Uttar Pradesh's role in India's growth. Mayawati, the president of the Bahujan Samaj

Party, has urged Uttar Pradesh's newly appointed Director General of Police to

solve critical law and order issues. She

expressed worry about the state's continued feudal and criminal domination,

which exacerbates caste-based and communal conflicts. Her statements came after Rajeev Krishna was

appointed as acting DGP, implying that Uttar Pradesh's present legal system is

faulty. Mayawati emphasized the impact

on community cohesion and encouraged the state's officials to ensure law

enforcement.

She emphasized Uttar Pradesh's potential

contribution to India's prosperity and questioned if current law and order

challenges benefit the people or the nation.

Her statements emphasize the importance of active government involvement

in transforming UP into a development driver.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi