Lucknow,

21 Oct (HS): On Police Commemoration Day, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath complimented the state police for their significant efforts in crime

control and social peace. Initiatives include greater financing for police

welfare, updated recruit training, and the establishment of new specialized

units, with an emphasis on improving women's safety and anti-corruption

measures. On Police Commemoration Day, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath paid homage to dead police personnel at the Lucknow Reserve Police

Line, praising the state police for their outstanding work in preserving law

and order and social peace. Speaking at the ceremony, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath

stated that, despite exceedingly difficult conditions, the state police had

emphasized their duties, commendably reducing crime and ensuring social calm.

As

the Prayagraj Magh Mela 2026 approaches, the UP Police, together with central

and other security agencies, have demonstrated outstanding devotion and

discipline, setting high standards for security and order. The government has

set aside significant amounts for the comfort and convenience of police,

including Rs 3.5 crore for deployment and Rs 8 crore for their well-being. The

Chief Minister emphasized support for police and their families, announcing

financial incentives for those stationed in various areas, as well as

assistance for families of fallen officers. The Life Saving Fund has provided

Rs 6.64 crore to 170 workers in order to provide urgent medical care. In

addition, Rs 11 crore was paid out under a life insurance policy to the

beneficiaries of 374 dead officials.

The

Ministry of Home Affairs has awarded the Service Medal to 763 officers for

exceptional service. Initiatives include inducting 60,244 recruits who will get

sophisticated training to instill fear of the law in offenders. Efforts to modernize the police force focus

on technical advances and service-oriented capabilities, such as women-friendly

police stations, economic crime units, anti-human trafficking units, and

nationwide internet help centers. He

also targeted women's safety by establishing police stations in certain

locations and specialized units such as the UPSSC in various cities, with the

goal of strengthening law enforcement capacities.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi