Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday heard the grievances of about 500 people during the Janata Darshan held at Gorakhnath temple and directed the administration and police officers to ensure time-bound, fair and satisfactory redressal of their complaints.
He personally approached the people and listened to each person’s issues one at a time. “There is no need to worry because the resolution of everyone’s problems will be ensured in any case”, he said.
Several women had complaints pertaining to land disputes. A few among them complained that goons were attempting to encroach upon their land. In response to these complaints, the chief minister directed the officials concerned to take stern action.
He said, “Those involved in forcibly seizing land should be identified as land mafia and face stringent consequences. Actions should be taken against those who encroach on the land of any poor individual in such a way that it serves as an example.”
He mentioned that the resolution of land disputes should be carried out diligently to ensure satisfaction for the aggrieved individuals.
On requests for financial help for medical treatment, the chief minister said that no one’s treatment would stop due to lack of funds. He instructed the officers to expedite estimation of the treatment cost and made it available to the government at the earliest so that the funds could be released as early as possible.
Yogi also blessed children accompanying families and encouraged them to study hard. The chief minister also gave them chocolates.
During the Janata Darshan, there was a couple who had come not seeking a resolution to any problem, but with a desire to have their seven-month-old daughter's ‘Annaprashana’ (first rice-eating) ceremony conducted by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath himself. Fulfilling their wish, the chief minister held the child in his lap and fed her rice pudding (kheer) while caressing and blessing the baby girl with his love and blessings.