Law and order in UP generates heat in LS

The issue of law and order in Uttar Pradesh today generated heat in Lok Sabha with a BJP member alleging increased incidents of rape, murder and dacoities in the state and Samajwadi Party members protesting her remarks.
As Speaker Sumitra Mahajan asked first-time MP Niranjan Jyoti to stop her speech saying law and order was a state subject, SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav accused the BJP of spreading untruths.
"The law and order situation in Uttar Pradesh has been deteriorating over the days. Murders, dacoities and rape incidents have been on the rise," Jyoti said during Zero Hour, with SP members springing to their feet protesting her remarks.

As Jyoti sought a discussion on the issue, the SP chief told the Speaker that the Union Home Ministry was aware of the "facts" relating to UP and BJP should "stop spreading falsehoods and speaking untruths."
The Speaker said she had already told Jyoti, a new member, that it was a state subject she was raising.
Nishikant Dubey (BJP) wanted expeditious steps to finalise the list of people below poverty line (BPL) as a large number of people, especially tribals and the downtrodden, were faced with immense financial hardship.

Observing that Jharkhand was faced with left extremism and infiltration, he said while there was displacement and an exodus of a large number of people of these sections from the state, many of them were even forced to sell off their children due to poverty and such incidents were coming to light now.

Trinamool Congress MP Ratna De Nag wanted the government to open branches of mahila banks all over the country, including West Bengal, paying special attention to the rural areas and the women there as branches were being set up only in cities.
Sunil Kumar Singh (BJP) wanted compensation for those killed in a recent police firing in Aurangabad and Chatra districts, alleging that poor and innocent people were bearing the brunt of such "excesses".