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Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed officials concerned to listen to people’s problems with seriousness, sensitivity, and attention as well as ensure satisfactory solutions. He warned that no negligence in this work would be tolerated.
The chief minister heard people’s people’s problems on the second consecutive day of Janata Darshan at the Gorakhnath Temple complex on Tuesday morning. After listening to their issues patiently, Yogi directed the officials to resolve the problems on priority. He also referred everyone’s prayer letters to the authorities concerned along with instructions for a speedy and satisfactory disposal of the issues. He also assured people that no injustice would be done to them during his tenure.
The CM directed the officers to investigate why some people didn’t receive administrative support when they needed it. He stressed on the need for providing immediate assistance to all the victims and taking strict legal action against those involved in land encroachments.
To the patients seeking financial help for their treatment, Yogi assured them all help and directed the officials concerned to evaluate the estimated cost of treatment and make the data available to the government, so that the required funds could be released at the earliest. He said adequate help would be provided to patients for treatment from the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund.
Yogi also interacted with the children accompanying their parents at the Janata Darshan, asked them about their studies, and offered them chocolates. The chief minister also visited the ‘gaushala’ inside the Gorakhnath Temple premises, fed jaggery-puri to the cows, and gave necessary instructions to the volunteers present there.