Population control: After Assam, now the UP government will also bring a law, if there are more than 2 children, this loss will happen

New Delhi, 20 June 2021 Sunday

After Assam, now the Yogi government of Uttar Pradesh is also going to bring a law on population control. The State Law Commission has started drafting laws for population control. In order to make this new law in Uttar Pradesh, the Law Commission has also started studying the law applicable in other states. The commission will soon prepare its draft and submit it to the government.

Parents of more than 2 children in Uttar Pradesh may be deprived of government facilities and subsidies in the near future after enactment of a law on population control. It is being said that the Uttar Pradesh State Law Commission has started making laws for population control.

The Law Commission is expected to submit its report to the state government in the next two months. The Commission has started studying the laws applicable in other states including Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan. According to information received, the new law is being considered to reduce government facilities or subsidies for parents of more than two children. The commission is also studying the problems caused by rising population, unemployment and the benefits of government schemes, so that laws can be tightened and people can be made aware.

According to Adityanath Mittal, chairman of the state law commission, the growing population is causing problems. Those who are helping in population control should continue to benefit from government facilities. But those who do not want to take advantage of these facilities are free. Population control law is different from family planning, it is not against any religion or human rights.

One effort with this law is that government resources and facilities should be available to those who are helping to contribute to population control. The State Law Commission is drafting the law after considering a number of issues. Once the draft is ready, it will be handed over to the state government.