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Yogi's BIG decision: All illegal religious places encroaching roads to be removed
The Chief Minister has recently taken several important decisions, including the move to implement a single-step delivery system to prevent frequent scams in the ration.
LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh government led by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has taken a serious note of all illegally built religious structures encroaching roads across the state and ordered their immediate removal.
According to reports, the Home Department has issued an order on Thursday directing the district magistrates (DMs) and Commissioners of all the districts to bulldoze all the religious structures that encroach the roads.
On behalf of the state government, Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Avnish Awasthi has written a letter addressed to all the Commissioners and DMs in this regard.
All religious structures encroaching roads to be removed:
In his letter, Awasthi instructed that all encroachments, including illegally built religious structures, should be removed. The state government has also sought a compliance report from all the Commissioners and DMs by March 14 stating how many religious structures have been removed after the order was issued.
The Chief Minister has recently taken several important decisions, including the move to implement a single-step delivery system to prevent frequent scams in the ration.
Under this, the grain will be brought directly from the Food Corporation of India (FCI) warehouse. To the shops and every movement of the vehicles will be monitored by the government. This decision was taken during the cabinet meeting.
One District One Product:
CM Yogi has also proposed Rs 250 crores for 'One district, One Product' (ODOP) for the next financial year in the budget.
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In ODOP last year, on 14 May, 26 June, 7 August and 3 December. More than 10 lakh beneficiaries were given loans of about Rs 30,000 crores through four online fairs.
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