Gorakhpur, 24 Sept (HS): Keeping public service paramount,

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath conducted Janata Darshan despite the

rain on Thursday morning. He met with people from faraway lands at the

Gorakhnath Temple and listened to their problems. The Chief Minister assured

those who brought their concerns of a solution. On this occasion, he directed

officials to free the land from encroachment and teach a stern legal lesson to

those who forcibly encroached.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is on a visit

to Gorakhpur. Due to rain on Thursday, on the instructions of the Chief

Minister, for the convenience of the people, Janta Darshan was organized in the

Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhawan auditorium of the Gorakhnath Temple complex. During

this, the Chief Minister Yogi listened to the problems of approximately 200

people and directed officials to resolve them. Reaching out to the people

seated on chairs, the Chief Minister understood their pain and assured them

that everyone's problems would be resolved. During the Janta Darshan, the Chief

Minister directed the officials present to pay sensitive attention to the

problems of every affected person and ensure prompt, timely, and transparent

resolution.

During this time, some women complained about their land

being forcibly occupied. The Chief Minister directed officials to take strict

legal action against any powerful person who has usurped the land of a poor

person. The land must be free from illegal or forced occupation.

As usual, some people came to Janta Darshan seeking

financial assistance for the treatment of serious illnesses. In such cases,

Chief Minister Yogi directed officials to expedite the process of obtaining

hospital estimates and submit them to the government. Adequate funds will be

provided for treatment from the Chief Minister's Discretionary Fund .

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi