Lucknow sources have stated that appointments made during the Samajwadi Party rule in Uttar Pradesh will be probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and no guilty spared, chief minister Yogi Adityanath announced in the assembly on Wednesday. It was stated that while 1.5 lakh vacancies exit in the police department, he said adding that "all the scams will be unearthed and no one found guilty will be spared".
Meanwhile when referring indirectly to former Haryana chief minister Om Prakash Chautala, who is lodged in Tihar jail after conviction in a teachers recruitment scam, Adityanath said by burning papers and official files no one will get away from the long arm of the law.
Meanwhile Adityanath also took on opposition lawmakers who slammed his
government on the law and order, saying that if he started speaking many people
in the house will be exposed. Furthermore he said more than 1.53 lakh cases of
land encroachment had come up in four months and accused the earlier government
of patronizing the illicit liquor mafia in Azamgarh, because of which 60
persons died last year.
