Gorakhpur, November 30: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met with people and listened to their grievances during the ‘Janta Darshan’ program in Gorakhpur for the second consecutive day on Sunday morning.
He assured the complainants, “Don’t worry, every problem will be resolved. Every grievance of every victim will be effectively addressed.”
He directed officials to resolve the grievances of the complainants.Â
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath heard to the grievances of nearly 200 people on Sunday morning in the Mahant Digvijay Nath Smriti Bhawan auditorium of the Gorakhnath Temple complex.
The majority of women attended the ‘Janta Darshan’.
Chief Minister personally approached the people seated on chairs and listened to their problems.
Chief Minister told the officials present nearby to pay sensitive attention to the grievances of every person and ensure timely, quality, and transparent resolution.Â
On this occasion, the Chief Minister assured all the complainants that he would ensure that everyone’s problems were resolved. There was no need to worry or be concerned. He handed over the applications to the officials and directed them to resolve every issue promptly and transparently.Â
Following complaints from some people about land grabbing during the public meeting, Chief Minister Yogi directed strict legal action.
He stated that anyone attempting to encroach on the land of the poor should be taught a proper lesson. The encroachment of land by powerful people or the mafia will not be tolerated.
Chief Minister also instructed officials that if a victim has faced persistent hardship in any case, it should be investigated and accountability fixed.
During the ‘Janta Darshan’, a woman from Ambedkar Nagar expressed her anguish about her child’s disappearance along with his bicycle while she was at the market. The Chief Minister directed officials to treat the matter sensitively and take necessary steps to locate the child.
This time also, some people came to ‘Janta Darshan’ seeking monetary aid for the treatment of serious illnesses. The Chief Minister cordially interacted with those who brought their concerns and assured them of assistance.
Yogi directed other officials to expedite the hospital estimate process and submit it to the government. Adequate funds will be provided for treatment from the Chief Minister’s Discretionary Fund.
When a woman expressed her need for dialysis for kidney treatment and lacked the funds, the Chief Minister directed the officers present to arrange for the dialysis. He offered her heartfelt support, saying, “Don’t worry, all arrangements for treatment will be made.”