“There was a time when mafia rule prevailed in UP

“There was a time when mafia rule prevailed in UP

Rajnath in Agra

The defence minister also highlighted the contribution of the Khatik community, saying its members had played a role in the 1857 uprising and the freedom movement. In 1946, when Direct Action Day was announced and Hindus were targeted in Bengal, many members of the community, under the leadership of Gopal Patha, took a stand to protect Hindus. You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Agra | Silver Rate in Agra | Bank Holidays in Agra | Public Holidays in Agra | Agra AQI | Weather in Agra | Petrol Price in Agra | Diesel Price in Agra | CNG Price in Agra | LPG Price in Agra Stay updated with the latest Agra news.

Agra : Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said Uttar Pradesh had rapidly progressed under BJP’s “double-engine” govt and had moved from what he described as “mafia rule” to a state known for development, infrastructure and industrial growth. Addressing a Khatik Samaj Garjana Sammelan in Agra, Singh said UP had undergone a major transformation from a period marked by poor roads, insecurity and frequent riots. Riots were happening every day,” he said. Singh said UP was now emerging as a destination for major infrastructure and industrial projects, with industrial corridors and urban transport networks being developed. It is known for world-class infrastructure,” he said. Even after independence, the community has always remained at the forefront of serving the nation and protecting society,” he said. Police said a team led by DCP (traffic) Sonam Kumar stopped the woman after she allegedly tried to move in front of the convoy.

“There was a time when mafia rule prevailed in UP. There were bumpy, uneven roads and people lived in fear. “UP is now known for development. “The British severely persecuted the Khatik community during their rule, but they sacrificed everything for India’s independence. At the programme, Singh handed over a silver crown presented to him by the organisers, saying it should be used to help a poor Khatik girl buy anklets for her wedding. He also honoured the widow of a Kargil martyr. During Singh’s visit, a woman protested against traffic restrictions imposed along the route of his convoy, with a video of the incident circulating on social media. Download the TOI App.

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