The law and order situation in Uttar Pradesh is deteriorating

- It should be made mandatory for every official, minister, chief minister and prime minister to read the preamble of the Constitution of India

- State legislatures are tasked with making laws on 'public order' and 'police'

We abide by the Constitution as citizens of India. We abide by the Constitution to ensure that every right to democracy, including freedom and brotherhood, is upheld.

It should be made mandatory for every official, minister, chief minister and prime minister to read the preamble of the Constitution of India. Everyone swears under the constitution.

Their first duty should be to protect freedom and to promote brotherhood. The country's parliaments and legislatures have been set up for the states so that they can do this. State legislatures have been tasked with drafting laws on 'public order' and 'police', while both parliament and legislatures have been tasked with drafting laws on 'criminal law', 'criminal procedure' and 'preventive detention'.

The rules need to be followed

We have created the position of executive to enforce the law. The powers of the executive are limited by ensuring the fundamental rights of the citizens and they cannot deprive any person of his liberty except as required under the procedure prescribed by law.

A clear rule has been laid down for the executive to ensure that any person arrested cannot be held in custody without being informed of the reasons for his arrest and that he cannot be prevented from seeking the advice of a legal adviser of his choice in his defense.

In addition, the executive has to ensure that the arrested person is produced before the nearest magistrate within twenty-four hours of his surname and the person concerned cannot be kept in custody for more than twenty-four hours without the order of the magistrate.

First compassion and then stupidity

The unfortunate incident of Lakhimpur Khiri has claimed 3 lives. Four farmers were crushed by an SUV and four others were killed in the ensuing violence. In such an incident, it is natural for political leaders to try to visit the scene and visit the families of the victims. We believe that under the definition of freedom they are allowed to do all this. Showing brotherhood with grieving families eases their grief.

Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra was on her way to Lakhimpur Khiri when she was stopped near Sitapur. There is no denying the facts of this incident - Monday, October 8, was 8.30 am. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra was told that she had been arrested under Section 131 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC). He was pushed into a police van by a male police officer. He was kept in custody at PAC Guest House till Wednesday, October 4. During these 30 hours

-The reason for the arrest was not stated,

-The Memorandum of Arrest was not served on him,

-They were not produced before the Judicial Magistrate,

-If an FIR has been prepared, a copy has not been provided,

-They were not even allowed to meet their legal adviser, who stood outside the gate for hours, and

He was informed on Tuesday, October 5, that he had been arrested under Section 161 of the CRPC and Sections 102 and 114 of the Indian Penal Code.

Fear of ignorance or insecurity

Mr. It seems to me that the law is being interpreted differently in Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh. There is law- and it belongs to Adityanath, and not the law of India. There are orders, in fact there are many orders, but it also follows the orders of Adityanath and not according to the law. The police maintain law and order, but so does Adityanath.

Let’s shed light on the clause of the law. There is no offense under section 121 of the CRPC, so no one can be 'charged' under this section. Sections 13 and 114 of the IPC deal with stimuli. These allegations cannot be against any one person. The police have to register the name of the person who has been provoked. No one in the police has noticed this serious mistake. This allegation is ridiculous.

Only two things are possible in this. Either the Uttar Pradesh police have no knowledge of the law (i.e. ignorance) or they have nothing to do with the law enacted under the Constitution of India (i.e. fear of insecurity). Any clarification will ultimately surround the Uttar Pradesh police. In this chapter, it can be said that 2.50 crore people of Uttar Pradesh need a good police force.

Freedom is not just snatched away by a tsunami; Umbha (Sonbhadra), Unao-1, Shahjahanpur, Unao-2, NRC / CAA, Hathras and now Lakhimpur Khiri, you understand where the flow is going, true.