Source Credit: ANI
Yogi Adityanath met top shots from IIM and Postal Service to hash out Mahakumbh security plans. He sat down with these experts to sketch out a police boot camp mixing modern gizmos with a splash of old-school grit. The big fest in Prayagraj draws millions like moths to a neon flame, and his team plans to tame that wild crowd with training that is simple yet daring.
Yogi said the police are getting hands-on practice to handle unruly masses, set up security routines, and use tech that sometimes feels like magic. The Postal Service, playing the part of a secret radio network, ensures messages flow as if riding on a summer breeze. It’s as if vintage charm got hitched with rocket fuel, sparking surprises at every turn.
This meet wasn’t a neat checklist but more of a jumble of ideas tossed around like mismatched puzzle pieces. He wedded government know-how with the creative sparks of IIM folks, letting thoughts wander off the beaten path without a rigid script. Ideas bounced about randomly—sometimes a quick jab, sometimes a slow drift—evoking the image of notes scribbled in a coffee-stained notebook.
All in all, the chat shows a state ready to host events that feel both secure and a bit offbeat. The push for better teamwork among departments ripples like a pebble skimming a quiet pond. Could this casual, off-the-cuff mix spark a fresh way of governing in Uttar Pradesh? Only time, winding like an old country road, will tell.
