UP governer’s remarks on law & order raises SP’s hackles
22 Oct 2014 4:36 AM IST
Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik’s remark that there is a need to improve law and order in the state on Monday riled ruling Samajwadi Party which hit back accusing him of trying act like an ‘extra constitutional authority’ and threatening to launch an offensive against him.
On his views on the law and order situation in UP, the Governor said ‘I have talked to the chief minister (Akhilesh Yadav) time and again and when necessary written letters and from his side it has been said that efforts of all kinds are on to improve it’.
Asked whether he was satisfied with the efforts of the government, he said ‘this is one subject in which it is not like work done in a laboratory. He will have to work continuously ...I must also add that in other states also there is a need to improve law and order situation’.
Naik was interacting with the media while presenting a report of the three months of his works as Governor.
On his views on the law and order situation in UP, the Governor said ‘I have talked to the chief minister (Akhilesh Yadav) time and again and when necessary written letters and from his side it has been said that efforts of all kinds are on to improve it’.
Asked whether he was satisfied with the efforts of the government, he said ‘this is one subject in which it is not like work done in a laboratory. He will have to work continuously ...I must also add that in other states also there is a need to improve law and order situation’.
Naik was interacting with the media while presenting a report of the three months of his works as Governor.
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