Uttar Pradesh: 18 district magistrates find place in Yogi Adityanath's dream team

Image: CM of UP Yogi Adityanath (Image:/Twitter)

New Delhi: The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is working towards making his dream team in the state and District Magistrates (DMs) of 18 districts have found a place in it. As per reports, Yogi has chosen these 18 from a list of 29 tabled before him. Recently, Yogi received a file for transferring 29 DMs. CM inquired about their works and noted allegations on them. After scrutinising information about their acts, CM Yogi sent 11 DMs on training to Mussoorie. They will undergo training from April 10 to May 5. Interestingly, as per rules, every IAS officer has to undergo training after completing seven years of his service. Here are details about some of the DMs out of the 18 who are in Yogi's dream team: 1) Yogeshwar Mishra Yogeshwar Mishra is the DM of Varanasi district of UP 2) Anuj Jha Anuj Jha is the DM of Raebareli district of UP 3) Prakash Bindu Prakash Bindu is the DM of Farrukhabad district of UP 4) Ravikanth Singh Ravikanth Singh is the DM of Kanpur Dehat 5) Vivek Vivek is the DM of Faizabad district of UP 6) Rishikesh Bhaskar Yashod Rishikesh Bhaskar Yashod is the DM of Aligarh district of UP 7) Amit Tripathi Amit Tripathi is the DM of Sitapur district of UP 8) Prabhu Narayan Singh Prabhu Narayan Singh is the DM of Basti district of UP 9) Juhar Bin Sagheer Juhar Bin Sagheer is the DM of Moradabad district of UP 10) Kinjal Singh Kinjal Singh Presentations by all departments in UP: After the presentations by all department on April 20th, there may be transfers of IAS/IPS officers on a big scale in UP. Reportedly, many ministers have urged Yogi to changes secretaries of their departments. These 18 DMs who are here to stay (not going for training), their worth is bound to increase in this state government of UP. The state of Uttar Pradesh has been facing law and order problem since a long time and it appears that the newly formed BJP government in the state is coming in full force to control this menace. Mission 2019: The UP government is on Mission 2019 when the general elections will take place. Keeping that in mind, the government has already launched a crackdown on illegal slaughter houses and the urban development department, that also governs the municipal corporations, which grant licenses to meat shops and slaughter houses and is also expected to ready a proposal to regulate the meat shops in the state. The excise department, meanwhile too, is readying a proposal to make changes in the excise act so that harsher penalties, including capital punishment, may be given to those who sell or manufacture illicit liquor.