Strict action against those violating law: Hooda

Last Updated: Sunday, May 08, 2011, 17:43

Tags: Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Haryana, Law and order

Rohtak: Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Sunday said that strict action will be taken against those in the state who violate law irrespective of their social status.

The Chief Minister, who was redressing the grievances of the people at canal rest house here, said that there was no place for criminals and anti-social elements in the state.

He said that his government was committed to provide clean and transparent administration to the people.

"Any incident which jeopardises the security of common man will not be tolerated at any cost," Hooda said.

The Chief Minister issued directions to officers concerned to effectively deal with law and order complaints of the people.

Directions have already been issued to police officials to make sure that First Information Reports (FIR) are registered as soon as information of any incident is received, he said.

A women cell has also been set up in the state to deal with cases of family disputes, dowry and other issues related to women, he said.

PTI

First Published: Sunday, May 08, 2011, 17:43

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Swami Sudhanand Yogi. - Lalpur Jarthal (Rewari)
The honourable CM`s work in Haryana are very much appreciable but beurocracy is not working in line with CM`s vision for Haryana.I am a litrate saint of 70yrs old who worked for the masses by setting up school,ITI and colleges for ruler student.To surprise of all I was harassad and tharesad by one legal terrorist Hariom Sharma who has blemissed cheractor and have number of criminal cases againt him.He is vegabond of the area and every body scared of him.He and his brother murdered his brother wife and no action by police against him.Request to check such persons as vill panchayts also passed resolution about his deeds but no action.How long people will suffer by his wrongful deeds is a question.