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Four Years Of Yogi Rule: 139 Criminals Killed, Over 1500 Crore Worth Of Illegal Properties Confiscated
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. (Subhankar Chakraborty/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)
Awanish Kumar Awasthi, Additional Chief Secretary of the Home Department of the Uttar Pradesh (UP) government, has disclosed that 139 criminals have been killed in police encounters in Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s regime since March 2017 till date.
Moreover, 3196 such miscreants have also been injured, however, 13 personnel of the police force have passed away and 1122 of them have suffered injuries amidst encounters with criminals.
Stressing upon the elimination of organized crime in CM Yogi’s tenure, the senior bureaucrat also revealed that illegal properties worth more than Rs 1574 crore have been confiscated in the previous four years.
Awasthi added that the police has undertaken several campaigning measures against notorious criminals along with different kinds of mafia gangs and their fellow associates in the state upon the instructions of the state government.
In relation to that, around 13,700 cases have been filed so far under the Gangster Act and subsequently more than 43000 criminals have been arrested in relation to the same.
In Varanasi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Lok Sabha constituency, properties amounting to Rs 202.29 crore have been seized in around 420 cases filed under the Gangster Act, ABP reports.
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