Free Scooter: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has unveiled a generous initiative for the daughters of Uttar Pradesh on Rakshabandhan. He declared that 50,000 female undergraduates in UP will receive scooters in October-November. The announcement was made by CM Yogi on Friday (August 28) during the launch event of the ‘Lokmata Ahilyabai Matrishakti Yatra’ program held at Indira Gandhi Pratishthan in Lucknow. He emphasized the government’s unwavering support for girls, from their birth throughout their education and beyond.

In his address, CM Yogi revealed, “We have introduced a new provision. Previously, organizing such an event on Rakshabandhan was challenging for us. However, in October or November, we will distribute scooters to 50,000 daughters of the state pursuing their graduation. We are also extending this benefit to another 50,000 daughters…”

Furthermore, CM Yogi highlighted the transformation in Uttar Pradesh, stating that previously there was a lack of identity and security for a significant portion of the population, leading to economic struggles. He commended the positive changes brought about by the current government, enhancing safety and stability in the state.

Emphasizing the importance of women in all initiatives, Yogi stressed that the government is committed to creating a secure environment for the daughters of Uttar Pradesh, ensuring their mental and physical well-being. With a focus on empowering women, the government aims to provide opportunities for self-reliance and leadership, catering to all women in the state.

The Chief Minister also mentioned the government’s efforts to increase the number of women in the police force, with a significant rise from 10,000 to 45,000 women police officers in Uttar Pradesh. He highlighted the mandatory inclusion of 20% women in police recruitments, with ongoing efforts to reach a total of 50,000 women police personnel.

In addition to these initiatives, CM Yogi announced free bus travel for women over 60 years of age and the construction of hostels for working women in various cities across the state. He emphasized the importance of women’s safety, dignity, and self-reliance, ensuring that women have access to essential amenities and government support in times of need.