CM Yogi plans to take strict legal action on the events of Love Jihad in UP

Uttar Pradesh, India. In Uttar Pradesh, reports of crime are high, meanwhile, in view of the increasing cases of 'love jihad' in this state, the Yogi government of Uttar Pradesh has taken a tough stance, which now cheats girls in the name of marriage. Will, because in order to worsen the communal atmosphere and protect the safety of women, CM Yogi took such action so that women are not harassed under the guise of religion.

CM Yogi angry over incidents of female harassment:

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed displeasure over the incidents of female harassment in a meeting with officials on Friday. During this period, incidents of cheating girls in Meerut, Kanpur and Lakhimpur Kheri were also reviewed, in which girls also died in Lakhimpur Kheri and Meerut. On this matter, CM Yogi said, "A comprehensive action plan should be made to prevent such incidents,So that taking such information seriously, strict legal action can be taken against the culprits. "Also, the police and home department officials have been told that," Wherever the girls are tricked to get married and then harassed, the police should take prompt action against those who are being questioned about the matter. " Is revealed in

Five cases of love jihad in Kanpur:

Let us know that recently there were five cases of Love Jihad in Kanpur, due to which there were protests. Along with this, the video of a victim of Kanpur also became quite viral on social media. Both these cases were also related to Love Jihad. Apart from this murder in Meerut, there were 5 cases which related to Love Jihad.

Mrityunjay Kumar, media advisor to CM Yogi, is taking up cases of love jihad from different parts of the state. Thus, the Chief Minister directed senior officials of the Home Department to prepare a plan to prevent such incidents. Officials have been asked to formulate a strategy and see if the new law is necessary.So, at the same time, Avnish Kumar Awasthi, Additional Chief Secretary, Home, said, "This is a social issue." To prevent this from happening, you need to take all cases seriously. Action must be taken against the accused, and we must be strict.Hearing of love-jihad cases is possible in fast-track courts, as many of these cases are pending in courts. In this case, the accused should not be granted bail. Since the existing law will suffice, it needs to be implemented properly. "