In Indian culture, cow is not just an animal but has been the center of faith and economy. The strict steps taken by the Yogi government of Uttar Pradesh in the last 9 years to protect those who have been called ‘Vishvasya Matar’ i.e. Mother of the World in the scriptures, have created fear in the minds of criminals. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has resolved that protection of cows is not only a religious duty, but it is also the basis of law and order and rural prosperity.
In 2017, when Yogi Adityanath took charge of UP, the black business of illegal slaughterhouses and cow slaughter was at its peak in the state. The government made it its priority as soon as it came to power. Talking about statistics, between 2017 and 2025 there will be approximately an increase in cases to cow violence. 36 thousand accused Was arrested. This is not just a number, but proof that the state is no longer helpless in front of criminals.
Yogi government used legal weapons extensively to break the back of criminals. close to 13,793 accused Goonda Act was imposed against 178 accused But action was taken under the National Security Act (NSA). Not only this, 14,305 cases The Gangster Act was used and the mafias were Rs 83 crore 32 lakh Illegal property was confiscated.
The thinking of the Yogi government is clear – if the cow remains safe and healthy, it will become the basis of the economic progress of the state. Today, cow sheds in UP have become not just shelter but also production centres. Paneer, ghee and butter made from cow’s milk are now in demand across the country. Apart from this, organic manure made from cow dung is proving to be a boon for the farmers, which has reduced the cost of farming and increased the fertility of the soil.
Panchgavya based products have brought a new revolution in rural areas. Diyas, incense sticks, incense sticks and idols made from cow dung are now popular in the markets. This industry has made lakhs of rural youth and women self-reliant. Women are now becoming economically empowered by making cow dung products through self-help groups. Cow dung gas plants are also providing clean energy to the villages, which is a big step towards environmental protection.
The government has given a clear message that cow slaughter will not be tolerated at any cost. ‘Uttar Pradesh Cow Slaughter Prevention (Amendment) Ordinance 2020’ was enacted to end the mafia system that flourished during the previous governments. the culprits under this Rigorous imprisonment up to 10 years And Fine up to Rs 5 lakh There is provision for. By combining its cultural heritage with modern development, Uttar Pradesh has proved that the path to prosperity lies only with respect for traditions.
