Meerut (Uttar Pradesh) [India], September 7 (ANI): Uttar Pradesh Minister Somendra Tomar on Sunday stated that the matter is under investigation and action will follow based on the findings after a controversy erupted over the Abdullah Residency colony in Meerut, after reports surfaced that only people from a particular community were being allowed to live there.
Speaking to ANI, Somendra Tomar said, “A case is under investigation regarding Abdullah Residency colony, where there are reports of people of only a special community being allowed to stay. Action will be taken based on the facts that come forth following the investigation.”
A day earlier, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for transportation services through Jan Seva Kendras in Lucknow.
Chief Minister Adityanath also inaugurated the upgradation of Jupiter Auditorium at Indira Gandhi Pratishthan and laid the foundation stone for the renovation works of Mercury Auditorium in Lucknow.
After inaugurating transportation services in Lucknow, the Chief Minister said, “…For the projects that have been inaugurated here, I congratulate and extend best wishes to the Transport Dept. Transport Department is the biggest medium for the public transport of the state, of the country too…”
After the event, the Chief Minister flagged off transportation services in Lucknow.
Earlier on Friday, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced a significant benefit for the teachers, stating that all teachers in the state would now be able to avail cashless medical treatment, according to a release.
This facility would cover teachers in primary, upper-primary, secondary, and aided schools and colleges, as well as Shiksha Mitras, instructors, and cooks.
The CM remarked on the development as “historic”, stating that around nine lakh teacher families will directly benefit. Teachers and their families will no longer face financial difficulties in the event of illness or emergency.
The CM described it as “a symbol of the government’s gratitude for teachers’ contributions. (ANI)
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