6 November 2026
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CM Yogi Adityanath Pushes Modern Police Infrastructure in UP, Reviews 233 Ongoing Projects and ₹1,104 Crore Works 

UP government pushes modernization of police facilities with 233 ongoing projects, ₹1,104 crore completed works, and strict directives for third-party audits and timely execution. 
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Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a high-level review meeting focused on strengthening law and order infrastructure and modernising police facilities across the state.

The Chief Minister reviewed the functioning of the Uttar Pradesh Police Housing Corporation and emphasized the need for timely, high-quality construction of police infrastructure to boost efficiency and morale of police personnel.

Strong Focus on Modern Police Infrastructure Development

CM Yogi Adityanath directed officials to ensure that all construction works related to:

  • Police lines
  • Police stations
  • Barracks
  • Fire stations

are completed within deadlines and without compromising on quality or technical standards.

He stressed that modern policing requires strong and advanced infrastructure, and no compromise should be made in construction quality.

Read also: CM Yogi Adityanath Reviews Health Sector, Pushes Major Upgrade in Hospitals, Medical Colleges and Emergency Services

233 Ongoing Projects Across 75 Districts

Officials informed the Chief Minister that the Uttar Pradesh Police Housing Corporation is currently active across all 75 districts of the state.

Key highlights include:

  • 233 ongoing construction projects
  • 221 projects within scheduled timelines
  • Execution through 6 major construction units

The Chief Minister instructed that physical monitoring must complement technical supervision to ensure transparency and efficiency.

₹1,104 Crore Worth Projects Completed in Three Years

Between 2023 and May 2026, the corporation completed 1,586 construction works worth approximately ₹1,104 crore.

Major completed infrastructure includes:

  • Multi-storey police barracks and transit hostels
  • Modern police station buildings and outposts
  • Fire stations and GRP barracks
  • ATS field units
  • Infrastructure projects related to Maha Kumbh 2025
  • Improved basic facilities such as women’s amenities in police stations

Emphasis on Third-Party Audit and Real-Time Monitoring

The Chief Minister directed authorities to strengthen transparency through:

  • Third-party audits by reputed institutions
  • Material testing systems
  • Mobile app-based real-time monitoring

These measures aim to ensure accountability and maintain construction quality standards across all projects.

₹11.14 Crore Profit and Financial Stability of Police Housing Corporation

The Uttar Pradesh Police Housing Corporation reported a profit of ₹11.14 crore in FY 2025–26, reflecting financial stability alongside ongoing infrastructure expansion.

Officials stated that the corporation continues to operate in a profitable position while executing large-scale development works.

Recruitment and Infrastructure Expansion Directives

CM Yogi Adityanath also instructed that:

  • Vacant posts in the department be filled on a merit basis
  • Recruitment processes remain fully transparent
  • Future infrastructure should be safe, modern, and operationally efficient

He reiterated that strengthening police infrastructure is essential for effective law enforcement in the state.

The Uttar Pradesh government is accelerating police infrastructure development with a strong emphasis on quality, transparency, and timely execution. The large-scale construction programme aims to modernise policing facilities and improve operational efficiency across all districts.

About Uttar Pradesh Police Housing Corporation

The Uttar Pradesh Police Housing Corporation is responsible for planning and executing infrastructure projects for police and fire services in Uttar Pradesh. It focuses on building modern police stations, barracks, housing units, and other law enforcement facilities to strengthen the state’s policing system.

Read also: CM Yogi Adityanath Holds Janata Darshan, Orders Time-Bound Resolution of Public Grievances Across Uttar Pradesh


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