UP has poor law & order, moving towards anarchy, claims Ajay Rai
Prayagraj:
Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee
(UPCC) chief
Ajay Rai
on Thursday alleged that law and order situation had completely deteriorated across UP, and the state was moving towards anarchy.
He said this after meeting the family of the slain retired govt official and his wife, who were murdered allegedly by a mason inside their house in ADA Colony, Naini, over a monetary dispute.
He, along with Allahabad MP Ujjawal Ram Singh, reached Naini and expressed condolences to the family members. "Organised crime is shaping across the state under the shelter of the police and administration," he alleged. Rai also welcomed the decision of the Union govt to conduct a caste census.
"It is a big victory for the entire INDIA bloc. The govt was forced to accept the demand of opposition leader
Rahul Gandhi
," Rai said.
Singh expressed concern over the poor law and order and asserted that the graph of crime was continuously increasing in the trans-Yamuna pocket of the district. Prominent leaders, including Kishore Varshney, Fuzail Hashmi, Ashok Patel, Anil Dwivedi and others, were also present.
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