Gorakhpur,

26 March (HS): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met with people and listened to

their problems during the Janta Darshan held at the Gorakhnath Temple in

Gorakhpur on Thursday morning. The Chief Minister directed officials to ensure

prompt resolution of all public problems. There should be no laxity in handling

complaints sensitively and ensuring their satisfactory resolution. The Chief

Minister reassured the people who had come for the Janta Darshan, saying,

Don't worry. The government will ensure effective action on all your

problems.

Chief

Minister Yogi met around two hundred people during the public darshan outside

Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhawan. The Chief Minister himself approached the

complainants sitting on chairs and listened to their problems in detail one by

one. He took their applications and gave the necessary instructions to the

officials present nearby for resolving the problems. To resolve the problems

related to different matters, he referred the applications to the concerned

administrative and police officers and directed that all problems should be

resolved in a timely, fair and satisfactory manner.

Responding

to complaints about crime and land grabbing, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath

said that if a powerful person forcibly occupies someone's land, the strongest

possible action should be taken against them. Those who dispossess the poor

should not be spared. It should be ensured that the poor occupy their property.

Cases related to family disputes also came up during the Janta Darshan. The

Chief Minister directed that both parties first engage in dialogue and, if the

matter fails, appropriate legal action be taken.

As usual,

some people came to Janta Darshan seeking financial assistance for medical

treatment. The Chief Minister assured them that no one's treatment would be

stopped due to lack of funds. He directed officials to expedite the preparation

and provision of high-level treatment estimates for those in need. Upon

receiving the estimates, the government would immediately provide funds. Some women

had brought their children to Janta Darshan. The Chief Minister pampered these

children and blessed them with chocolates.

The Chief

Minister fondled the cows and fed them jaggery: During his stay at the

Gorakhnath temple, the daily routine of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath remained

traditional. In the morning, he visited and worshipped Shiva avatar Guru

Gorakhnath at the Gorakhnath temple and bowed his head at the samadhi place of

his guru, late Mahant Avedyanath. Whenever Chief Minister Yogi is at the Gorakhnath

temple, cow service is an integral part of his daily routine. On Thursday

morning, while visiting the temple premises, he reached the cowshed of the

temple and spent some time there. In the cowshed, Chief Minister Yogi fondled

the cows on their foreheads. He fondled them a lot and fed them jaggery.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi