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Hathras gangrape: UP CM sends top officials to meet victim's family

Amid severe criticism and protests against the UP govt over the Hathras&nbsp;gangrape&nbsp;and murder case, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath&nbsp;sent senior officials, including the Additional Chief Secretary (Home) and the&nbsp;DGP, to visit the victim's family.&nbsp;

Hathras: UP CM sends top officials to visit to meet victim's family

Senior UP officials meet Hathras&nbsp;victim's family
UP Addl&nbsp;Chief Secretary &amp; DGP&nbsp;visit Hathras
UP govt&nbsp;slammed after reports of cremation without family's consent

Amid severe criticism and protests against law and order situation in UP and the govt's&nbsp;handling of the Hathras&nbsp;gangrape and murder case, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath&nbsp;has sent senior officials, including Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Awanish Awasthi and Director General of Police HC Awasthy&nbsp;to visit the victim's family. The state police and administration are being attacked from all quarters after reports emerged that they cremated the 19-year-old gangrape&nbsp;victim's body without her family's consent. The family was reportedly not allowed to take the girl's body home.&nbsp;

'Search, arrest without warrant': UP plans special force

The Uttar Pradesh government on Sunday said a special force will be constituted for providing security at courts. The force will have powers to search and arrest without warrant

The Uttar Pradesh government on Sunday said a special force will be constituted on the basis of orders of the Allahabad High Court, which had expressed its displeasure over the security at civil courts last December. A statement from Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Awanish Awasthi on Sunday states that this force will have the powers to search without any warrant. Members of this force can arrest any person without the orders of a magistrate or a warrant. It added the force will provide security to the high court, district courts, administrative offices and buildings, Metro rail, airports, banks, financial institutions, educational institutions and industrial units. Last year, the Allahabad High Court had pulled up the Uttar Pradesh government over a shootout at a Bijnor courtroom.

Lucknow, PTI: The Uttar Pradesh government on Sunday said a special force will be constituted on the basis of orders of the Allahabad High Court, which had expressed its displeasure over the security at civil courts last December.
Briefing reporters here, Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Awanish Awasthi said, "The state government has given orders for the constitution of a special security force. A roadmap in this regard has been sought from the UP DGP." "This is a dream project of the UP chief minister. The basis of this force is an order of the High Court, which had ordered that there should be a specialised force for civil courts. In all, there will be 9,919 personnel in the force," he added.
Awasthi said five battalions will be constituted in the first phase and it will be headed by an ADG-ranked officer.
"Expenses incurred in the first phase will be around Rs 1,747 crore," Awasthi said.
Later in a statement, he said the force will provide security to the high court, district courts, administrative offices and buildings, Metro rail, airports, banks, financial institutions, educational institutions and industrial units.
This force will have the powers to search without any warrant. Members of this force can arrest any person without the orders of a magistrate or a warrant, the statement said.
On December 18, 2019, the Allahabad High Court had pulled up the Uttar Pradesh government over a shootout at a Bijnor courtroom.
Three assailants had on December 17, 2019, opened fire in the court of the Bijnor chief judicial magistrate, killing a murder accused and injuring three others -- two policemen and a court employee.
The Muzaffarnagar court had witnessed a similar incident in 2015, when an armed man entered the courtroom masquerading as a lawyer and shot dead Vicky Tyagi, an alleged gangster.
Chairperson of the Uttar Pradesh Bar Council, Darvesh Kumari Yadav, 36, was shot dead by a colleague in her chamber on the civil court premises in Agra on June 13, 2019.
A two-judge HC bench had said that most incompetent police personnel are being posted at the courts, adding that it will seek the deployment of central forces if the state government is not up to the task.

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