Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath makes big statement on Tuesday after slain gangster Atiq Ahmed and Ashraf’s murder, the one which challenged the law and order situation in the state.

Chief Minister Yogi while addressing an event of the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for textile parks setup in Lucknow and Hardoi assuring the industrialists of the state said no professional criminal or a mafia can now threaten an industrialist over the phone.

He added saying that Uttar Pradesh was once famous for riots and that just the names of some districts used to scare the people but he assured that now there is nothing to be scared of.

CM Yogi also took a jab at former UP CM Akhilesh Yadav’s SP government stating that in a period of 5 years between 2012-2017, UP witnessed 700 riots but since his government has held the power, not a single riot situation has been reported till now and he claimed that never a situation arise to impose a curfew.

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Reaching out to the industrialists and investors, Yogi invited to invest in the state and setup industries guaranteeing effective law and order arrangements in the state.

The Chief Minister’s remarks came a time when the entire law and order along with the security arrangements of the state is on question post the murder of dreaded gangster Atiq Ahmed and Ashraf Ahmed in police custody, in the presence of around 20 policemen laced with weapons.

CM Yogi’s remarks is being seen as an assurance note to the potential investors of the state, who are reportedly in a state of fear to setup businesses and industries in the state after this incident.

The killing of Ahmed brothers have shocked the entire nation, especially the people of Uttar Pradesh as three assailants out of nowhere posed as journalists killed the gangster and his brother on camera at point blank range firing several rounds from pistols, which are said to be imported from a foreign country.

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Playback singer Sonu Nigam has said that he does not want his son Neevan to become a singer at least in India. In an interview, Nigam said that his son is a born singer, but he loves gaming as well and is one of the topmost gamers of UAE. He said he has got Neevan out of India who now lives in Dubai. He added that he would not force his decisions on his son and let him figure out what he wants to do in life.

Nigam had earlier said that Indian music industry runs like the mafia. In a video, the singer had lashed out at T series head honcho Bhushan Kumar saying he had planted articles against him and also encouraged musicians to speak out against him. Nigam had threatened to expose Bhushan Kumar in the video which had taken social media by storm.

Nigam had further said in the video released after Sushant Singh Rajput’s death that he would not be surprised if more people, particularly young singers, die by suicide due to the attitude of music industry. He said certain music labels were abusing their power and making life difficult for aspiring singers.

The singer’s allegations had not gone down well with Bhushan Kumar’s wife Divya Khosla Kumar who took to social media and said the singer should be grateful to T-Series for giving him break. Lashing out at Nigam, she said the singer should have spoken earlier if he had problems with Kumar. She added that Nigam was maligning the image of her husband only to gain publicity. She said she herself had directed many videos of Nigam’s father who used to be grateful but Sonu was being thankless.

Sonu’s charges were supported by fellow singer including Adnan Sami, Alisha Chinai and Monali Thakur who said that not everything was right with the music industry.

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