Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on Saturday, directed officials to address concerns of people with utmost seriousness, sensitivity and attention. He also emphasised the need for strict legal action against those who encroach upon the land of people, or attempt to harm or oppress the vulnerable sections.
The chief minister met about 400 people at the Janata Darshan held at Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhawan in Gorakhnath temple on Saturday. After listening to their problems patiently, the chief minister gave necessary directions to the officials present to ensure prompt and satisfactory resolution of each issue.
Referring the complaints to the officials concerned, the chief minister assured the people of the government’s determination to dispose of the problems of every victim expeditiously.
People from other districts also attended the Janata Darshan. The number of women meeting the chief minister to express their grievances was significantly higher than that of men.
Chief Minister Yogi directed officials to dispose of land-grabbing cases with complete transparency and fairness. “If the mafia is forcibly occupying someone’s land, he should be punished as per law,” he told the officials.
The chief minister assured full assistance to those seeking financial help for medical treatment. He directed the officials concerned to submit the treatment cost estimates to the government promptly.
He also emphasised that matters related to revenue and police should be resolved with complete transparency and impartiality.
Furthermore, Yogi Adityanath warned the officials against negligence and insensitivity in resolving people’s issues under any circumstances. He stressed that addressing every individual’s issue with commitment and transparency is the government’s top priority and any form of carelessness will not be accepted.
Regarding complaints related to the police and revenue departments, the chief minister stated that officials should ensure the resolution of issues at the district level itself so that people do not face inconvenience.
