Gorakhpur,

01 July (HS): The first day of the new academic session (July 1) became a

lifelong memory for Pankhuri Tripathi, a class 7 student living in Purdilpur of

Kotwali area. This girl was on the verge of having to leave her studies due to

inability to pay the fees, but as soon as she met Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath in Janata Darshan on Tuesday, the financial hurdle in her studies

was removed. The Chief Minister assured Pankhuri that her studies will not

stop. He will either get the fees waived or will arrange for the fees himself.

Not only this, Chief Minister Yogi also fulfilled her wish to get a photo

clicked with him. Pankhuri, overwhelmed by the kindness of the Chief Minister,

said - There is no one like Maharaj Ji.

During

his stay in Gorakhpur, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath was meeting people in the

auditorium of Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhawan of Gorakhnath temple on Tuesday

morning and listening to their problems. He was directing officers to resolve

the problems. Pankhuri Tripathi, a class 7 student from Purdilpur in Kotwali

area, was also sitting in the queue of people who were meeting him. When the

Chief Minister reached Pankhuri, Pankhuri gave him an application and said,

Maharaj Ji, I want to study, please waive my fees or arrange for my

fees. The Chief Minister stopped and talked to her in a friendly manner

and got to know all of Pankhuri's problems. Pankhuri told that she studies in

an English medium school. The family has become financially very weak due to

her father Rajiv Tripathi becoming disabled. Mother Meenakshi is working at a

shop. Apart from her, there is also a brother studying in class 12. Pankhuri

told that due to not being able to pay the fees, today instead of going to

school, she has come to the Chief Minister with a request for help.

After

listening to Pankhuri, the Chief Minister said, Don't worry at all. I

will not let your studies get interrupted. I will arrange for the fee waiver.

And, in case it is not waived, I will arrange for the fee myself.

Regarding this, he instructed the officials present on the spot that Pankhuri's

studies should not be interrupted due to lack of fees. As soon as she got the

assurance from the Chief Minister, a delighted Pankhuri requested to take a

photo with him. The Chief Minister also fulfilled this wish of hers.

Chief

Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday listened to the problems of about 100

people during Janta Darshan at Gorakhnath temple and said that do not worry,

everyone's problems will be solved. Instructing the officials to resolve the

related matters, the Chief Minister said that redressing every pain of the public

is the top priority of the government. Public problems should be resolved

quickly. There should not be any kind of laxity in this. He directed to get the

estimate from the hospital and make it available to the government for

providing the benefits of housing and other welfare schemes to the needy and

financial help in treatment.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi