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Act tough against criminals, Mayawati tells police



U.P. Chief Minister Mayawati

LUCKNOW: The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Mayawati, on Sunday directed the police to initiate stern action against criminals who pose threat to the society and law and order.

Speaking at the Police Memorial Day function here, Mayawati said her government had allowed the police to act against the criminals, no matter how powerful they are, without any interference.

Asserting that establishing rule of the law in the State was her government’s first priority, Mayawati said no section of the society should feel scared in venturing out even in nights. She praised the police for liquidating several dacoits including Dadua and said the government was committed to modernise police stations and provide moder weapons to the personnel.

Mayawati said policemen would get more promotion opportunities and better housing facilities. - PTI

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