Gorakhpur, 15 June

(HS): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath assured those who came for Janata

Darshan that the government stands with every person in need, whether

it's financial assistance or housing. He told those requesting financial

assistance for treatment to prepare an estimate and take care of the patient,

leaving the care of financial aid to the government. The Chief Minister also

assured those who came seeking housing that the government is consistently

providing Prime Minister/Chief Minister housing to every needy person.

During his stay in Gorakhpur, the Chief Minister

met people for the second consecutive day on Monday morning in the 'Janata

Darshan' organized at Gorakhnath Temple and listened to their problems. He told

the people who came seeking financial assistance for treatment that the

government will provide full help in the treatment. For this, Ayushman cards

will be made for the needy people, and if still needed, assistance will be

provided from the discretionary fund. The Chief Minister instructed the

officials to ensure that Ayushman cards are made for every needy and eligible

person, so that they do not have to face any trouble in getting treatment.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met approximately

200 people during the public darshan held outside Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti

Bhavan in the Gorakhnath temple complex. He listened to their problems and

reviewed their applications, taking cognizance of their concerns and

complaints. The Chief Minister assured the people that there was no need to

worry, and the government stood with everyone in need.

When some people complained about delays in police

and revenue matters, the Chief Minister directed the District Magistrate to

immediately take cognizance of the matter and take action. Yogi referred the

applications to the relevant administrative and police officers for the

resolution of various matters related to housing, education, medical care,

electricity, revenue, police, etc., and directed that all problems should be

resolved in a timely, fair, and satisfactory manner.

The CM's daily routine remained traditional,

including cow service and questioning children about their studies. Chief

Minister Yogi Adityanath's daily routine remained traditional on Monday morning

during his stay at the Gorakhnath Temple. After seeking blessings from Guru

Gorakhnath and the late Gurudev Mahant Avedyanath Ji in the morning, Chief

Minister Yogi served cows in the temple's cowshed. He showered affection on the

cattle by feeding them jaggery and roti with his own hands. While touring the

temple premises, he called the children who had come with their families near

him and caressed them. He gave them chocolates and also asked about their

studies. The CM also blessed the children to study well and progress.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi