"The situation in the state was spoiled by giving patronage to criminals during the previous regime...It cannot be improved in a day or a month...It will take a while to improve the situation and the Yogi government is committed to bring a change," Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Suresh Khanna told the state Assembly while speaking on the budget of Home department.
Giving details of the various cases of crime that have been worked out, he called it an achievement of the government.
He claimed that the situation was fast changing under the Yogi Adityanath government's adding that no complainant will now be arrested when they go to get their cases registered.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who also holds the Home portfolio, will speak on the budget in the House tomorrow.
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