CM Suvendu Adhikari in action mode as soon as BJP government is formed in Bengal, issued big orders as soon as he took oath

Kolkata:The first BJP government of Bengal started work rapidly on Monday itself. Within hours of taking the oath of office, Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari issued a dozen directions, including measures to control the volume of loudspeakers outside religious places and reopening of more than 1,300 cases of post-poll violence. He increased the age limit for government jobs from 40 to 45 and announced free travel for women in private buses from June 1.

What orders did Suvendu issue?

He directed the police to implement the orders equally on everyone. This includes ensuring that the sound of loudspeakers does not go outside the premises of religious places. There were protests against restrictions related to loudspeakers and road blockades. Nasir Ibrahim, a trustee of the Nakhoda Mosque in Barabazar, said the law of the country should apply equally to all communities without any discrimination or selective enforcement.

Suvendu showed strictness as soon as he became CM

While ordering a fresh investigation into the post-poll violence, the Chief Minister also directed that immediate action be taken against those possessing weapons illegally. He has directed the police to ensure that arrests are made strictly on the basis of FIRs that specifically relate to post-poll violence, hooliganism and extortion, an official said.

issued several orders

Orders for fresh investigation and arrests were issued in cases related to post-poll violence and extortion.
The security cover will be removed from all persons with criminal history.
Zero tolerance towards illegal mining of coal, sand and stone.
Cases related to attempted rape and molestation will be reopened.
Strict action will be taken against those inciting communal violence.
Animal smuggling will be banned and illegal slaughterhouses will be closed.
Strict action will be taken against those inciting communal violence.
An official said that cases related to attempted rape and molestation will also be reopened. The Chief Minister said that all illegal slaughter houses should be closed.

strictly enforce rules

The officer also directed to strictly enforce helmet rules, stop illegal toll collection and withdraw safety covers from persons with criminal history. He also directed the police personnel to minimize the inconvenience caused to the public.