Resolve family issues at home; involvement from others not desirable: UP CM at Janata Darshan
Lucknow, 20 July (HS): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met with everyone individually during Janata Darshan on Monday. He inquired about their well-being, problems, took their applications, and assured them of appropriate resolution
Yogi Adityanath met complainants during Janata Darshan on Monday


Lucknow, 20 July (HS): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met

with everyone individually during Janata Darshan on Monday. He

inquired about their well-being, problems, took their applications, and assured

them of appropriate resolution. Chief Minister Yogi also took a firm stance on

complaints of delays in revenue and police matters. Yogi gave chocolates to

children who came with their parents and urged them to study diligently.

You win a medal; we will give you priority in jobs: Many

athletes also came to meet the Chief Minister during 'Janata Darshan'. Everyone

shared their views. Yogi also inquired about their preparations for the games

and about the medals they had won. When he did not receive a positive response,

the Chief Minister said that all of you should work hard. The Uttar Pradesh

government is continuously recruiting athletes directly. Many athletes have

been appointed to various posts including Deputy Superintendent of Police and

Tehsildar. You too should win a medal at the international level, and the

government will provide you with a job along with the prize money. For this,

you will have to work hard. The Chief Minister also blessed the athletes to

flourish through sports.

Resolve family disputes at home; interference from outsiders

is not good: Cases related to family disputes also came up during Janata

Darshan. The Chief Minister sought detailed information about the

incident. He then counseled those who had brought complaints and warned them

about the adverse consequences. He said that such cases also adversely affect

children, so resolve them in front of the elders in the family. Avoid involving

outsiders in personal matters.

Chief Minister Yogi showed strictness on the delay: Revenue

and police matters also came before the Chief Minister. He inquired about the

matter and asked how long ago the complaint was filed with the police or

revenue personnel. When the time was long, the Chief Minister took a firm

stance and declared that this procrastination would not be tolerated. Action

would be taken against officers and employees who failed to resolve the matter

within the stipulated time.

Children, along with some parents, also attended the

Janata Darshan. The Chief Minister asked their names and classes.

He pampered and then gave them chocolates. He also asked the children some

questions and blessed them to study diligently and earn a good name.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi


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