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'Top Uttar Pradesh officials spending sleepless nights under Yogi Adityanath's regime'
by Seva Lamberdar Sun Mar 26, 2017 3:02 pm
NEW DELHI (TOI, March 27, 2017): Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath’s statement in Gorakhpur on Sunday that “there is no place for those who give patronage to the goonda elements and mafia”, reflected his style of functioning.
Although the chief minister has avoided any major bureaucratic reshuffle, his message to the IAS and IPS officers is clear — that he is different from his predecessors who ruled the state in last two decades. Moreover, he doesn’t appear to be in a haste to hold Cabinet meetings.
"Top officials are spending sleepless nights preparing reports about their offices. I think, Yogiji, before working out his strategies for each department, first wants to understand their status,” a senior Uttar Pradesh official told ET, adding that presentations would be made before the chief minister on March 27, 28 and 29.
His surprise visits to different parts of the state secretariat, including the record rooms, indicate that the chief minister is leaving nothing to chance.
The CM is also keeping a close eye on the functioning of the UP police. In his first encounter with the top officials of the home department and UP police as CM-designate, Adityanath had made it clear that he won’t tolerate mismanagement at the swearing-in ceremony.
“Even BJP cadres were supposed to follow the discipline at the event,” a senior police official said. The new dispensation’s decision to do away with the “VIP culture” has come as a major relief for the UP police. ....
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/top-uttar-pradesh-officials-spending-sleepless-nights-under-yogi-adityanaths-regime/articleshow/57844505.cms
Although the chief minister has avoided any major bureaucratic reshuffle, his message to the IAS and IPS officers is clear — that he is different from his predecessors who ruled the state in last two decades. Moreover, he doesn’t appear to be in a haste to hold Cabinet meetings.
"Top officials are spending sleepless nights preparing reports about their offices. I think, Yogiji, before working out his strategies for each department, first wants to understand their status,” a senior Uttar Pradesh official told ET, adding that presentations would be made before the chief minister on March 27, 28 and 29.
His surprise visits to different parts of the state secretariat, including the record rooms, indicate that the chief minister is leaving nothing to chance.
The CM is also keeping a close eye on the functioning of the UP police. In his first encounter with the top officials of the home department and UP police as CM-designate, Adityanath had made it clear that he won’t tolerate mismanagement at the swearing-in ceremony.
“Even BJP cadres were supposed to follow the discipline at the event,” a senior police official said. The new dispensation’s decision to do away with the “VIP culture” has come as a major relief for the UP police. ....
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/top-uttar-pradesh-officials-spending-sleepless-nights-under-yogi-adityanaths-regime/articleshow/57844505.cms
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Re: 'Top Uttar Pradesh officials spending sleepless nights under Yogi Adityanath's regime'
by FluteHolder Sun Mar 26, 2017 6:23 pm
Seva, you cannot compete or beat Rashmun!
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