Gorakhpur: “Do not worry. Everyone’s problems will be resolved,” chief minister Yogi Adityanath assured people who approached him with their grievances at the Janata Darshan held at Gorakhnath temple on Monday, a day after Diwali. He directed officials to take necessary action and ensure prompt resolution of complaints.Around 125 people attended the Janata Darshan, including complainants who travelled from distant districts such as Badaun and Mainpuri to seek redressal of their grievances. Yogi instructed officials to ensure that public grievances were resolved at the tehsil and police station levels so that people did not have to travel long distances to seek justice.People began arriving at the temple early in the morning and were seated on chairs outside the Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Auditorium. After performing worship and serving cows at the temple gaushala on Govardhan Puja, Yogi reached the Janata Darshan venue. He personally met each complainant, listened to their grievances and received their applications. Handing over the applications to officials, he directed them to ensure their prompt resolution.A woman from Deoria apprised the chief minister of her problem, following which he assured her of necessary action. A woman from Badaun raised an issue related to the health department, prompting Yogi to direct officials to investigate the matter. A woman from Mainpuri approached him with two grievances, and the chief minister assured her that both would be addressed.Several people also sought financial assistance for the treatment of family members suffering from serious illnesses. The chief minister assured them of government support and directed officials to prepare estimates and ensure that financial assistance was provided at the earliest.Children accompanying women complainants also drew the chief minister’s attention. He asked them about their names and studies, gave them chocolates and encouraged them to study diligently.
