Lucknow, November 17: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath listened to people’s problems during the ‘Janta Darshan’ on Monday and directed officials to find solutions.
Over 60 complainants from across the state attended the ‘Janta Darshan’.
Chief Minister reached out to each of them, heard their complaints, and directed officials to resolve them promptly.
The paramilitary personnel from Bulandshahr also attended the “Janata Darshan” event They complained to Yogi about the encroachment of their land. The Chief Minister received their letter of complaints (LoCs) and said, “Whether you are on duty at the country’s border or in the country’s internal security, you should perform your duty. The government will take care of your family.”
A woman from Rajendra Nagar, Aishbagh, Lucknow, attended the Janta Darshan at the Chief Minister’s residence on Monday morning. She told Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath that her financial situation is poor. She is living in a rented house with very limited resources. She requested financial assistance for her seven-month-old child’s treatment, after that CM Yogi assured her that she should not worry, as the government would help.
Following this, the Chief Minister immediately sent the child to KGMU by ambulance and directed the Vice Chancellor to arrange for his immediate treatment. Following the Chief Minister’s orders, the child’s treatment has begun.
The Chief Minister directed officials to investigate the matter and find a speedy resolution.
Over 60 complainants from across the state attended the “Janata Darshan” event on Monday. The Chief Minister personally addressed each of them. He took their applications one by one, listened to their grievances, and then directed the concerned officials to resolve them. People had come with issues related to various departments, including land encroachment, financial assistance, police, and electricity.
CM assured the complainants that their safety and service is the government’s duty. The government has been working with this goal since day one.