Lucknow,

17 April (HS): Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath hosted a Janta

Darshan in Lucknow to directly address public issues. He also announced the

establishment of an extensive night shelter at AIIMS Gorakhpur. The project

strives to quickly settle public concerns while still accommodating people

seeking medical care. Yogi Adityanath, Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, held a

Janta Darshan in his Lucknow house to address public issues directly. Accompanied by top officials, he issued

prompt instructions to remedy concerns raised by attendance, demonstrating his

proactive governing approach. Adityanath

also showed a more human side during the occasion, interacting with a youngster

and distributing chocolates, as well as assisting particularly abled folks

using sensor-equipped charging sticks.

Similar

interactions were noted at a previous Janta Darshan in Gorakhpur, highlighting

his dedication to public service since his election in 2017. Further underlining his commitment to public

welfare, the Chief Minister intends to build the groundwork for a big night

shelter at Gorakhpur's AIIMS. The project,

which is scheduled for April 18, comprises the construction of a facility for

500 people and is financially supported by the Power Grid Corporation of India

as part of its CSR initiatives. This

project is intended to assist patients and families from rural places who

require medical treatment.

During

this, Chief Minister Yogi also provided electronic charging sticks, which are

chargeable, to two disabled persons. On this occasion, Chief Secretary Manoj

Kumar Singh, Additional Chief Secretary to Chief Minister SP Goyal, Principal

Secretary Home and Chief Minister Sanjay Prasad, Director General of Police and

other officers were present in the public darshan with Chief Minister Yogi.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi