Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has expressed deep condolences at the death of soldiers in a dastardly attack on an Army camp at Kupwara in Kashmir.
Extending his condolences to the bereaved family of martyred Captain Aayush Yadav, the Chief Minister announced a financial assistance of Rs 30 lakh for them. Captain Yadav was martyred when armed ultras raides a barrack at a military camp at Kupwara.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister met a large number of people at his official residence and gave them a patient hearing as they narrated their problems to him. Officers concerned were directed to sort their problems at the earliest.
Unnao resident Ravinder Azaad requested the CM for cleaning up of his village pond and for beautification of the village. Fatehpur resident Kandhai Giri requested the CM for providing potable water at a temple constructed by him.
Kailash Nath from Jaunpur petitioned Yogi about a land dispute and requested for its settlement while Jaswant Kumar Srivastava, also from Jaunpur, asked for a permanent job.
Majority of the applications were regarding financial assistance, agriculture land records, power supply, house allotment, potable water, illegal land grabbing, revenue, illegalities in revenue records, pension, funds for marriage, jobs and personal treatment.