Whether CM Yogi Adityanath actually means business, and will succeed in bringing an end to such crimes, is something only time will tell.
Some get jobs. The government gets good PR. The BJP gets votes. All on taxpayers’ money.
The government only wants to create a perception that it is serious about tackling law and order.
The Prime Minister claimed that investments already in the pipeline would generate as many as two lakh jobs in the state.
In two recent cases of gang-rape, the police went all out to prove they never took place.
Many believe that any UP chief minister who visits Noida goes out of power.
The UP CM is sticking to his roots ahead of general elections 2019.
The BJP has suffered a string of electoral defeats in the state since the Yogi took over.
This result might also force the BJP for a rethink on advancing the general elections.
The Samajwadi Party chief stealthily launched a crusade against the BJP and snatched four important constituencies.
