LUCKNOW, May 16 -- In the wake of recent tensions between India and Pakistan, the Uttar Pradesh government has decided to significantly strengthen the state's internal security apparatus. Acting on the chief minister's directive, the civil defence system, which is currently operational in only 15 districts, will now be established across all 75 districts. This expansion aims to enhance preparedness, ensure swift emergency response and build a more resilient security framework across the state, stated a press note from the state government's media cell. It further stated that the implementation of the civil defence system in all districts will not only strengthen the state's security infrastructure but also provide employment opportunities and enhance citizen safety. The primary objective of the system is to safeguard citizens during emergencies and ensure efficient relief operations during times of crisis. The press note stated that the volunteers will be equipped with skills in disaster management, first aid, and relief operations, enabling them to play a crucial role during emergencies under the plan for the statewide implementation of the civil defence system. It informed that the state government has devised a detailed action plan to support this initiative. Officials have been directed to arrange necessary resources and establish training cent for civil defence in every district....