Gorakhpur, 02 June (HS): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath,

while directing officials during the Janta Darshan, said that it should be

ensured that the benefits of the government's welfare schemes reach every

eligible citizen. From housing to medical treatment, to education for

daughters, marriage, to pensions for the destitute and the elderly, the

government has numerous schemes for every needy member of society. All eligible

individuals should be encouraged to apply and the benefits of these schemes

should be extended to them.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who arrived in Gorakhpur

late Monday evening, met with approximately 200 people and listened to their

problems during a public audience event held at the Gorakhnath Temple on

Tuesday morning. During this, he offered heartfelt support, promising to

provide the needy with benefits from housing and other programs, and to provide

substantial financial assistance for the treatment of those suffering from

serious illnesses.

He said that the government is committed to providing the

benefits of welfare schemes to every needy and eligible person and to

effectively resolving every problem. He urged people to apply for the benefits

of the schemes. He also directed officials to ensure that every eligible person

applies for the relevant schemes and receives the benefits.

After listening to the problems of the people who came for

Janta Darshan, CM Yogi referred the applications to the concerned

administrative and police officers for disposal and directed that the

resolution of all the problems should be timely, fair and satisfactory.

The Chief Minister urged officials to demonstrate immediate

sensitivity to public concerns. As usual, some people came to the Janta Darshan

seeking financial assistance for medical treatment. The Chief Minister assured

them that no one's treatment would be halted due to lack of funds. He directed

officials to ensure the administration quickly prepares and provides high-level

treatment estimates for those in need. The government will immediately provide

funding upon receipt of the estimates.

A woman from Jaunpur district, who had come to Janta

Darshan, accused an NGO of giving her fake certificates and demanded an inquiry

against it. On this, the Chief Minister directed the officials to investigate

the matter and take necessary action. On complaints related to land grabbing,

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed the police that if any powerful person

is forcibly occupying someone's land, then strict action should be taken

against him. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath pampered and blessed the children

who had come with their families to Janta Darshan. He also gave them chocolates

while encouraging them to study hard.

CM Yogi did cow service in the cowshed of the temple: During

his visit to the Gorakhnath Temple on Tuesday morning, Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath, in addition to serving the people by holding public darshan, also

visited the temple's cowshed to serve the cows. He lovingly patted the cows and

cattle, fed them jaggery and bread with his own hands, and instructed the

cowshed workers to properly care for the cattle.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi