Lucknow,

24 Nov (HS): Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath asked authorities on

Monday to fix the grievances raised by public at the Janata Darshan at his

residence, sources said. The event was organized at his official residence at 5

Kalidas Marg, where more than 52 people from various districts around the state

expressed their concerns. The chief minister individually spoke with each

complainant, listened to their concerns, and provided directives to guarantee a

timely settlement, according to an official statement issued here. During the

conversation, he asked all district magistrates and senior superintendents of

police to ensure that all issues are heard and resolved at the district level. He

emphasized the importance of officers ensuring that complaints are addressed in

a timely manner across all departments.

The

Janata Darshan contained complaints about financial aid, unlawful

encroachments, electricity supply, education, policing, and other public

concerns. Adityanath reiterated that the government's first goal is to serve

and protect the public's interests, and he promised that the administration is

committed to addressing all legitimate issues and will continue to assist those

in need. Complainants from areas like as Gorakhpur, Shamli, Jhansi, and Kannauj

raised their concerns with the chief minister, who issued quick directives for

necessary action.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi