Despite severe cold conditions, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath continued his public service outreach on Monday, reaffirming his government’s commitment to addressing citizens’ grievances. At the Gorakhnath Temple in Gorakhpur, the Chief Minister organized a public grievance hearing (Janata Darshan), where he met people personally and listened to their concerns.

Direct Interaction With Nearly 150 Citizens

Held at the Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhawan auditorium within the temple परिसर, the Janata Darshan saw participation from around 150 individuals. The Chief Minister moved among those seated, engaging with each person directly and patiently hearing their problems. He reassured citizens not to panic, stating firmly that every genuine issue would be resolved and that the government stands fully with the people.

Clear Instructions to Officials for Swift Action

CM Yogi handed over written applications to concerned officials and instructed them to ensure prompt, transparent, and satisfactory resolution of every complaint. Emphasizing accountability, he directed officers to handle public grievances with sensitivity and urgency, ensuring that no victim faces unnecessary delays or harassment.

Strict Stand Against Land Grabbing and Mafia

Taking a tough stance on illegal land कब्जा, the Chief Minister ordered strict legal action against anyone forcibly occupying others’ property. He made it clear that bullies and mafia elements who exploit the people will not be spared. Where necessary, he directed officials to conduct proper land measurements to resolve disputes fairly and lawfully.

In cases related to family disputes, CM Yogi advised officials to engage both parties in dialogue and attempt amicable settlements. He emphasized resolving such matters through communication to maintain social harmony and reduce prolonged legal conflicts.

Assurance of Financial Support for Medical Treatment

Several people sought financial assistance for medical treatment during the Janata Darshan. The Chief Minister assured them that lack of funds would not obstruct healthcare. He instructed officials to expedite hospital estimates and forward them to the government, assuring that adequate financial aid would be provided through the Chief Minister’s Discretionary Fund.

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