Lucknow, 22 June (HS): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a

Janata Darshan on Monday morning. During this, he met with each

complainant, who had come from various districts of the state, one by one. He

took their applications and listened to their problems. The Chief Minister

directed officials to ensure proper and timely resolution of all complaints.

Meanwhile, the Chief Minister took a firm stance on the complaint of

encroachment and ordered an immediate investigation and action against the

culprits.

An elderly man from Mathura also arrived at the Janata

Darshan with a complaint. He told the Chief Minister that the Chak Road

had been encroached upon. A complaint had been lodged at the local level, but

no action had been taken. Taking a firm stance, the Chief Minister directed the

District Magistrate to personally visit the site and assess the situation. If

encroachment persists, remove it immediately and take action against the

culprits. The Chief Minister reiterated that complaints of encroachment would

be zero-tolerated. All officials, including the administration, police,

municipal corporation, and development authorities, should regularly monitor

the situation.

The government's attention is focused on every aspect

including education, health, and financial assistance. During Janata

Darshan, petitions related to education, health, financial assistance,

power lines, police, and revenue were also received. The Chief Minister took

all the petitions and listened to the concerns of the victims, then assured

them that the government is fulfilling all the basic needs of the public. All

their problems will be resolved. There is no need for anyone to worry; the

government stands with the 25 crore people of the state in every situation.

The Chief Minister first inquired about the well-being of

the complainants who had come in the scorching heat, then asked about their

problems. He told the people who had come from various districts that the heat

and sunshine were intense. He advised the elderly, women, and children to leave

their homes in the afternoon only if absolutely necessary. The Chief Minister

also urged them to eat in moderation.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi