Do not worry, every genuine grievance will be resolved fairly: Chief Minister

CM Yogi Adityanath assures citizens during Monday morning Janata Darshan

Chief Minister meets every visitor from different districts, hears their grievances, and directs officials to ensure time-bound resolution

CM interacts with children accompanying their parents, asks about their studies and interests, encourages them to develop their talents

Lucknow, July 2026 : Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a Janata Darshan on Monday morning. He personally met people who had come from various districts, listened to their grievances, and instructed officials to ensure their timely resolution.

Addressing the attendees, the Chief Minister said, “Do not worry. The government will ensure a fair and impartial resolution of every genuine grievance.” He also interacted with children accompanying their parents, asked about their studies and interests, and distributed chocolates to them.

During the Janata Darshan, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath patiently heard people’s complaints and grievances. Reassuring them, he said, “Every legitimate concern would receive effective action.”

He directed the officials present to ensure that all complaints received during the event are addressed promptly and resolved without delay.

The Chief Minister personally approached each petitioner, collected their applications one by one, and listened to their concerns. Reiterating his assurance, he said that every genuine grievance would be acted upon effectively.

He instructed the officials present to expedite the resolution of all complaints. Referring applications related to various matters to the concerned administrative and police authorities, he directed that every case must be resolved fairly, impartially, and within the stipulated timeframe.

On complaints related to criminal activities and illegal land encroachments, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed police officials to take strict action.

Regarding applications seeking financial assistance for medical treatment, he instructed that the process of obtaining cost estimates from hospitals be expedited.

The Chief Minister assured applicants that as soon as the estimates are received, the government will immediately release the required financial assistance.

Several children had accompanied their parents to the Janata Darshan. The Chief Minister warmly interacted with them, asked about their studies and interests, blessed them, and distributed chocolates.

He encouraged the children to study with dedication and also pursue training in extracurricular fields such as sports, music, art, or theatre to nurture and develop their talents.