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| No compromise on the dignity of women: CM Yogi | | | Early Times Report
GORAKHPUR, Oct 19: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stated, "In a society that worships Jagat Janani Maa Bhagwati, there can be no place for conduct that goes against the dignity of women. The Sanatan tradition has always accorded the highest priority to women's safety, respect, and dignity. The worship of young girls during Navratri symbolizes this very sentiment. The government has not confined this tradition to religious rituals alone, but has made women's safety, respect, and self-reliance an integral part of governance and administration. Mission Shakti Abhiyan is inspired by this very resolve." CM was speaking to journalists on Monday after performing Kanya Pujan at Gorakhnath Temple on Mahanavami during Sharadiya Navratri.
CM Yogi stated, "The ninth manifestation of Jagat Janani Maa Bhagwati bestows all siddhis. Through Kanya Pujan on Mahanavami, followers of Sanatan Dharma express their reverence for women. The traditions of Basantik and Sharadiya Navratri convey the highest respect for women. It is my good fortune to be associated with this sacred tradition of Gorakhnath Temple and to have the opportunity to worship young girls and offer them meals."
He stated, "Women's safety is among government's highest priorities. Women Help Desks have been established at every police station in the state. Separate rooms have been provided to resolve women's grievances, where women beat police officers or female officers of the sub-inspector rank listen to their concerns. The 1090 helpline is also operational to assist women."
CM Yogi stated, "Until 2017, there were approximately 10,000 women personnel in UP Police. Today, this number has increased to around 45,000. Women have been reserved 20% of seats in police recruitment. Women police personnel are making a significant contribution to creating a better security environment across the state." |
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