Lucknow, 30 March (HS): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath listened to the problems of people from across the state during Janata Darshan on Monday. He accepted everyone's applications and directed officials to ensure timely resolution of their issues on a priority basis. The Chief Minister said that the government is striving to resolve the genuine problems of every victim.

Complaint about occupation of temple: Mamta Tiwari, a resident of Bangarmau in Unnao, submitted a petition to the Chief Minister, accusing some people of encroaching on a temple. She stated that the encroachers were preventing people from even performing puja in the temple. Chief Minister Yogi took cognizance of the incident and immediately directed the Superintendent of Police to take appropriate action. A farmer from Badaun reported that some people had destroyed his crops and the police were not taking action. Chief Minister Yogi directed officials to ensure that no farmer should face any inconvenience and that legal action should be taken against the culprits immediately. A complainant from Balrampur district reported that the village road was in very bad condition. The village head had been preventing its construction for years, causing significant traffic problems. The Chief Minister directed local administrative officials to visit the village and speak with the villagers, assess the situation, and personally construct the road.

Players are our heritage; their problems should be resolved soon: An athlete from Farrukhabad, who attended the Janata Darshan, also presented his case to the Chief Minister . He explained that he is a shooter and has participated in various competitions and won medals. He requested the Chief Minister to grant him a license. The Chief Minister told officials that athletes are our heritage. They should take cognizance of his application and take appropriate action.

Cases related to land and family disputes also came up: Cases related to land and family disputes also came up in 'Janta Darshan'. The Chief Minister took cognizance of the applications related to all the cases and ordered the officials to take appropriate action. A complainant from Lucknow raised the issue related to illegal colony, on which the Chief Minister asked the Housing Commissioner to take cognizance and take action as per rules. Complainants from some districts complained about encroachment on government land, while some expressed dissatisfaction over the police action. Chief Minister Yogi, while giving instructions to take action on all such cases, laid special emphasis on the satisfaction of the victims. A complainant from Sarojini Nagar complained about land encroachment and breaking of boundary wall, on which SDM Sarojini Nagar was directed to resolve the matter.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi