Lucknow,

April 27 (HS): Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, before leaving for

West Bengal on the last day of the assembly election campaign, listened to the

grievances of complainants from across the state during a Janata

Darshan on Monday. The Chief Minister directed officials to be sensitive

and address the public's problems. The Chief Minister met with all the

complainants who came for Janata Darshan. He listened to their

problems one by one, took their applications, and then directed officials to

resolve them within a time limit. Regarding revenue and police complaints, the

Chief Minister directed that procrastination would not be tolerated; problems

must be resolved within a time limit and the victims must be informed.

The

Chief Minister asked some of the complainants who had come to the Janata

Darshan whether they had met any officials in their district and

explained their problems. The answer was no. The Chief Minister then told the

complainants not to worry in this extreme heat. First, they should share their

grievances with the officials posted in their districts. They will be heard

under all circumstances and their problems will be resolved appropriately. The

Chief Minister appealed to everyone to take care of their health in the

scorching heat.

The

Chief Minister showered his affection on the children who had come with their

families for the Janata Darshan (public darshan). He also blessed

them with chocolates. When the Chief Minister asked the children sitting on

their mother's lap if they wanted chocolate, one child smiled and expressed his

desire. The Chief Minister gave him a chocolate. The child burst into laughter

after receiving the chocolate.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi