Lucknow, 16

March (HS): Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, during

the Janata Darshan program held at his residence on Monday,

listened with utmost sensitivity to the problems of citizens from various

districts of the state. The Deputy Chief Minister assured those present that

the government is committed to providing justice and the benefits of public

welfare schemes to every eligible person. During the Janata

Darshan, the Deputy Chief Minister specifically addressed the problems of

women and those suffering from serious illnesses. Shanti Devi, wife of Laxman

Kumar, a resident of Sambhal district, spoke with the District Magistrate and

received instructions regarding widow pension. Health and Treatment: Kamala

Devi of Lucknow requested an Ayushman Card, and Sarita Seth of Varanasi

requested financial assistance for the treatment of an incurable disease like

cancer. He ordered officials to take action on these issues.

Housing

Scheme: Sandhya (wife of Amit Kumar) from Firozabad requested for a house under

the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. Administrative Proactiveness and Telephone

Instructions: Taking a firm stance on the delay in resolving public complaints,

the Deputy Chief Minister spoke on the spot with senior officials of the

concerned districts over the phone. He directed the District Magistrates of

Bulandshahr, Pratapgarh, Shamli, Ambedkar Nagar, Mirzapur, Ghaziabad, Ayodhya,

and Farrukhabad to ensure timely disposal of pending cases. Furthermore, in

matters related to law and order, he directed the Superintendents of Police of

Sambhal, Rae Bareli, Badaun, Lalitpur, and Chitrakoot to conduct impartial

investigations and take effective action. Deputy Chief Minister Maurya stated,

Quick resolution of public problems is our priority. Negligence at any

level will not be tolerated. Officials should ensure that poor and helpless

people do not have to run around government offices.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi