In Gonda, Uttar Pradesh, the chemical was thrown at three real sisters who were sleeping in the house late on Monday night. In which the face of one got badly burnt. At the same time, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath (CM Yogi Adityanath) has taken a tough stand after the acid attack on 3 real sisters. Taking cognizance of the incident, CM Yogi has directed strict action against the culprits. Apart from this, CM Yogi has also instructed the district administration to provide immediate permissible assistance and ensure proper medical treatment of the injured. According to the information, 5 lakh compensation has been announced by the government. The CM has warned SP Gonda that such incidents do not recur. Please tell that a person threw acid on 3 sisters sleeping in the house in Pakkapur of Paraspur police station area of Gonda. Police arrested Vikas Kumar in the encounter late Tuesday. He is shot and is being treated in the hospital. On the other hand, scorched girls in acid attack are also being treated in the hospital.
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UP to become ODF by October 2, 2019: Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday said that the state would become open defecation free by October 2, 2019, with his government constructed over 1.36 crore toilets in the last 17 months.
“Four years ago in 99,000 villages of the state, cleanliness was a distant dream. And since October 2, 2014, to March 2017, only about 25 lakh toilets were built in the state,” Yogi said while interacting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the launch of the ‘Swachhata Hi Seva Movement’ (cleanliness is true service) as a tribute to Mahatma Gandhi through the NaMo app.
The Chief Minister said that the coverage of the cleanliness in Uttar Pradesh was only 23 per cent.
“And we came to power in the state in March 2017, we took the cleanliness campaign as a mission and within 17 months we have been able to construct 1.36 crore toilets in the state,” the BJP leader said.
Adityanath said that after the base line survey for the small families, by October 2, 2019 no families would left without toilets in the state.
He also said that due to the stress on cleanliness drive, the number of the deaths due to the vector borne diseases like encephalitis have also decreased.
“The effect of cleanliness is visible in the state and it has also effected the health of the people. In eastern Uttar Pradesh, vector borne diseases like encephalitis and diarrhoea were the reasons for many deaths. But after the cleanliness drive the number of deaths have fallen.
“This year only six people died due to encephalitis which earlier used to be over 100,” the Chief Minister added.
Modi congratulated Adityanath his team and the people of Uttar Pradesh for taking cleanliness on a mission mode.
“Towards the construction of toilets, you people have done a tremendous work. In last two year the construction of new toilets have increased more than double in ther state,” Modi said.