CM Yogi Holds Janata Darshan at Gorakhnath Temple, Hears Grievances of Around 150 People
Gorakhpur, December : Placing public welfare above all else, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath continued his public outreach on Monday despite the biting cold. Undeterred by the harsh weather conditions, he held a Janata Darshan at the Gorakhnath Temple, where he met citizens and listened patiently to their grievances.
Interacting with warmth and empathy, the Chief Minister reassured the people, saying, “Do not worry. Every problem will be resolved, and the government will provide full support.” He directed the officials present to handle each complaint with sensitivity and ensure time-bound and transparent resolution.
The Janata Darshan was organised at the Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhavan auditorium within the Gorakhnath Temple complex, where the Chief Minister heard the grievances of around 150 people.Walking among the attendees seated in the auditorium, CM Yogi personally listened to each grievance and assured everyone of prompt action. He handed over the applications to the concerned officials and instructed them to ensure swift, effective, and satisfactory redressal of every case.
Taking a firm stand on complaints related to land encroachment, the Chief Minister ordered strict legal action. He made it clear that no strongman or mafia involved in forcibly occupying land would be spared.“Those who exploit or displace the poor must face the strictest action,” he said. In cases requiring land measurement, he directed officials to resolve disputes through proper surveys and lawful procedures.
Regarding family-related disputes, the Chief Minister emphasized resolving issues through dialogue and mutual understanding. Addressing requests for financial assistance for medical treatment, CM Yogi assured that lack of funds would not become an obstacle to healthcare. He instructed officials to expedite the preparation of treatment estimates and submit them without delay. He further assured that adequate financial assistance would be provided from the Chief Minister’s discretionary fund to ensure timely medical treatment for the needy.