Earlier in December, the Uttar Pradesh police had released posters with pictures of rioters. The posters were released in a bid to nab those who were involved in inciting violence in the state during anti-CAA protests.
Slamming the Uttar Pradesh police over rising crimes in the state, BJP MP Kaushal Kishore has said people are shot at in broad daylight and police do not take action. "The goons in Uttar Pradesh do not fear the law and order," he said.
The Uttar Pradesh police have given a clean chit to a journalist who was booked for allegedly maligning the image of the state government after he shot a video showing just salt and Rotis being served to students of a primary school here. However, a representative of the village head who was also booked under the same charges in connection with the case has not been cleared, police said.
Ten individuals who captured were caught attempting to show up for different competitors in the exam. The Group used to charge between Rs 50,000 to Rs 2 lakh.
The state's Director General of Police O.P. Singh said that the Lee-Enfield rifles were prone to failure and required a lot of maintenance.
A video clip of the sub inspector Sachin Dayal threatening his senior Devendra Singh Yadav went viral, "He misbehaved with a few women at a public place here and was also booked for indiscipline and sending indecent messages to women on social media sites. After the allegations against Dayal were confirmed, he was suspended with immediate effect."
Seventy-seven persons across Uttar Pradesh were arrested after the Supreme Court verdict for trying to vitiate communal harmony on social media.
The woman identified as Poonam died under mysterious circumstances on Sunday and on receiving information from common friends, her father Rajpal and brother Satyavir reached her home in Chola Chauki village and found her lying dead on a cot.
In an order, the UP SP on Monday had expressed the need to charge Rs 100 from each police official as cleanliness fund.
The Uttar Pradesh Police have now adopted the slogan and all Dial 100 vehicles will play "Jaagte Raho" instead of the routine siren.
Uttar Pradesh Police has come up with its very own unique way of checking vehicles - by pointing guns at commuters. You are reading it right. Read more.
Uttar Pradesh Police asks not to project women as vulnerable and feel pity for them.
The Uttar Pradesh police on Thursday claimed that they have arrested the man who allegedly shot dead a police inspector during the mob violence in Bulandshahr early this month.
Earlier on Saturday, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat assured that full cooperation will be extended to the Uttar Pradesh Police in the investigation of the incident.
Hundreds of supporters protested outside the hospital and raised anti-police slogans shortly after midnight.
For many years, mafia, drug dealers and crimes dominated the police files in the state. But in less than a year, the police showed no mercy in eliminating these hooligans and liberate Uttar Pradesh from the dark world of crimes.
"We have substantial proof that money and liquor was distributed late night and early morning before the protests, with the motive of stoking tension," the senior police official said.
The state police, which is continuing with its encounter spree, posted the message on Twitter on April Fools' Day and warned those who take law in their hands. But ofcourse, it was not plain and simple.
The encounters took place in Saharanpur, Ghaziabad, Gautam Buddha Nagar and Muzaffarnagar districts in 24 hours.
A police spokesperson said that the encounters took place in Bulandshahr, Shamli, Kanpur, Saharanpur, Lucknow, Baghpat, Muzaffarnagar, Gorakhpur, Hapur and Meerut.
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