UP govt takes measures to strengthen law and order in the state
10 years, 9 months ago

UP govt takes measures to strengthen law and order in the state

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The new order also says that the police personnel could not be posted in the districts where they own immovable assets. The decision, taken during the meeting of the state Cabinet chaired by Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav, is in contrast of its March 2012 order allowing posting of head constables and constables in their own or neighbouring districts. In another major decision, the Cabinet approved to formulate Uttar Pradesh Road Safety Policy to check the road accidents and strengthen traffic management. The Cabinet also approved proposed amendments in guiding principles and issued directives regarding various Public Private Partnership projects in the state.

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Rights panel issues directives to tackle road safety concerns
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Rights panel issues directives to tackle road safety concerns

The Hindu  

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