Gorakhpur, 23 July (HS): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, during his

stay in Gorakhpur, organized a public darshan at the Gorakhnath temple on

Friday morning for the second consecutive day. He met with people and listened

to their problems. He assured those who had come with complaints, saying,

Don't worry, effective action will be taken on everyone's issues.

The Chief Minister directed the officials present at the public darshan to

expedite the resolution of complaints and problems.

Chief Minister Yogi met around 150 people during the public darshan held

at Gorakhnath Temple on Friday morning. The Chief Minister himself reached out

to the people seated on chairs outside Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhawan and

listened to their problems one by one and took their applications. He gave

necessary instructions to the officials standing nearby for resolving the

problems. For resolving the problems related to different matters, he referred

the applications to the concerned administrative and police officials and

directed that all the problems should be resolved impartially and in a timely

manner.

Chief Minister Yogi directed police officers to take strict action on

complaints related to crime and land grabbing. He also directed hospitals to

expedite the process of processing estimates for applications seeking financial

assistance for treatment. He assured people that the government would

immediately provide funds upon receipt of the estimates. Some women had brought

their children to the Janta Darshan. The Chief Minister pampered these children

and blessed them with chocolates.

The cattle came running after hearing the CM's voice: During his stay at

Gorakhnath Temple on Friday morning, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited the

cowshed of the temple and served cows. While touring the cowshed, Yogi called

some cows by their names. His voice is familiar to these cows. On hearing his

loving call, the cows came running towards him. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath

stroked the forehead of the cowshed, caressed them a lot and fed them jaggery

with his own hands. He also fed jaggery to other cows and bulls of the cowshed

of the temple with his own hands. He also gave necessary instructions to the

workers of the cowshed for the care of the cows.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi