Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday listened to the problems of around 400 people at the Janata Darshan held outside Digvijaynath Smriti Bhawan on Gorakhnath Temple premises despite his preoccupation with performing the Guru pujan ritual of the Nath sect on the auspicious occasion of Guru Purnima.
After offering the customary prayers to the gurus, the chief minister continued the tradition of listening to the problems and complaints of people at Janata Darshan and assured them of prompt and effective action to resolve them.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath instructed the administration and police officers present on the occasion to deal with the problems of the public with sensitivity and get them resolved satisfactorily. He also directed them to extend the benefit of the government welfare schemes to every needy person.
Chief Minister Yogi went to the people sitting on chairs one by one and took their applications while giving them a patient hearing and issuing necessary guidelines to officers for satisfactory resolution of their issues. He asked officials to ensure time-bound, fair and satisfactory resolution of the problems.
The chief minister also told people seeking financial help for the treatment of serious diseases that no one’s treatment would be hindered for lack of funds. He directed the officers concerned to make available the estimate of their treatment costs to the government at the earliest so that the government could release the required funds as soon as possible.
He emphasised that protecting public health is the priority of the government.
The chief minister also gave chocolates to the children who accompanied families at the Janata Darshan, took information about their education and motivated them to study.