Yogi’s attack against land mafia, when poor’s land becomes priority of government

News India Live, Digital Desk: In a state like Uttar Pradesh, land related disputes and occupation by powerful people has been a chronic disease. It has often been seen that people keep making rounds of offices for years, but they do not get their land back. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has given a new and very tough ultimatum to the administration to attack the root of this problem.

Fair warning: keep any influence aside
Yogi Adityanath has clearly told the officials in the recent high-level meeting that if any land mafia has illegally occupied any government or private land, then immediate action should be taken against it. He has a clear vision that the law is equal for all. No matter how big the culprit is or what party’s support he enjoys, if the land has been occupied illegally, he will remain free.

Even the officers are not well now
This time the Chief Minister’s target is not only the criminals, but also those careless officers who sit by suppressing the complaints. Yogi ji has made it clear that if any land dispute is not resolved on time or any officer is found to be in nexus with the land mafia, then the blame will fall on those officers first. This will ensure ‘accountability’ in the government, so that the common man will not have to wander with his complaint.

First attention to the poor and helpless
This campaign of the Chief Minister is not just about running bulldozers, but about providing ‘justice’. His order is that during the action it should be ensured that no innocent or poor person is troubled. Often land mafia keeps an eye on the properties of vulnerable people. In such a situation, the government has assured that it is standing as a shield with these victims.

Anti-Land Mafia Portal and Direct Action
The government is now also using technology and data to prepare a list of top land mafia in every district. This is not just a temporary raid, but the Yogi government is seeing it as a “complete cleanliness” campaign. Not only will bulldozers run on illegally constructed buildings, but after freeing those encroachments, public welfare works (like schools or hospitals) will be carried out there.