Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath heard grievances from around 200 people during the Janata Darshan programme held at the Gorakhnath Temple premises in Gorakhpur on Friday and directed officials to ensure prompt and satisfactory resolution of every complaint.
During his visit to Gorakhpur, the Chief Minister met around 200 people at the Janata Darshan programme organised at Gorakhnath Temple on Friday morning. He listened to each grievance individually and handed the applications to the concerned officials with instructions for necessary action.
The Chief Minister directed officials to ensure that the disposal of public grievances is not treated as a mere formality and that every case is handled with sensitivity, seriousness and within a stipulated timeframe. He assured people that the government would take effective action on every complaint.
Several people sought financial assistance for the treatment of serious illnesses during the programme. The Chief Minister said that no deserving person's treatment would be halted due to a lack of funds. He instructed the concerned officials to provide the required financial assistance from the Chief Minister's Relief Fund in eligible cases.
During the programme, the Chief Minister also assured a woman suffering from a heart ailment that financial assistance for her treatment would be provided through the Relief Fund. He said the government is committed to extending all possible assistance to needy patients.
Addressing complaints related to land encroachment and land disputes, the Chief Minister directed officials to exercise special vigilance. He instructed that immediate and strict legal action be taken against those illegally occupying land and said that no negligence or delay in such cases would be tolerated.
The Chief Minister further directed officials to ensure that all complaints are resolved impartially and transparently. He reiterated that the government's priority is the prompt resolution of citizens' grievances and ensuring timely justice.
