During his visit to Gorakhpur, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met with approximately 300 people at the Janata Darshan held at the Gorakhnath temple on Sunday morning and listened to their concerns.

Reassuring the public, the chief minister emphasised that addressing the issues of every individual is a top priority for the government, which is committed to working with sensitivity and urgency. He assured those in attendance that no one should worry, as all problems will be resolved effectively.

Throughout the event, held in front of the Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhawan, Chief Minister Yogi patiently listened to each person’s grievances. He continuously instructed the officials present to give due attention to every case, ensuring that each matter was addressed promptly and transparently, with no room for negligence.

As usual, the attendees were seated on chairs, and the chief minister personally approached them, listening attentively to their concerns. He assured everyone that their issues would be resolved swiftly, with quality and satisfaction as the government’s goals.

For complaints regarding land encroachment, he directed strict legal action, stressing that no one’s land should be forcibly taken. Individuals or groups involved in such activities, including powerful figures or land mafias, would face stringent consequences under the government’s zero-tolerance policy towards crime and criminals, he added.

Among the attendees were individuals seeking financial assistance for medical treatment. Chief Minister Yogi assured them that lack of funds would not be a barrier to receiving healthcare.

He instructed officials to expedite the hospitals’ cost estimates and submit them to the government, promising that sufficient funds would be provided from the Chief Minister’s Discretionary Fund for those in need.

Yogi shares moments

with young devotees

Meanwhile, Gorakshapeethadhishwar and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath warmly welcomed and interacted with young devotees who visited Baba Gorakhnath at the Gorakhnath temple on Sunday morning.

He spent time conversing with the children, offering them chocolates, and blessing them for a bright future.

As part of the week-long Srimad Bhagwat Mahapuran Katha Gyan Yagya at Gorakhnath temple, the chief minister followed his traditional routine on Sunday. After offering prayers at the temple and paying respects at the samadhi of his guru, Brahmalin Mahant Avedyanath, Chief Minister Yogi spent time at the temple’s cowshed, engaging in cow service.

During his visit, the chief minister noticed children with their families near the main temple and called them over. He asked each child their name, where they were from, and which class they were in, speaking to them in a warm and friendly manner, even sharing a few lighthearted moments.

He gifted them chocolates and showered them with love, affection, and blessings.