CM Yogi reassures public at Janata Darshan: ‘No injustice will be allowed’

Gorakhpur : In a heartening display of commitment to the public, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath conducted a Janta Darshan at the Gorakhnath Temple on Sunday morning. Engaging directly with the public, the CM listened attentively to their grievances and assured them that no one would face injustice.

Reassuring the public, CM Yogi stated, “No injustice will be allowed to happen to anyone. Every victim’s issue will be resolved, and justice will be ensured for all.” He further instructed the concerned officials to to address the grievances with promptness, quality, and transparency.

The CM reached out to people seated outside the Mahant Digvijayanath Smriti Bhawan in the Gorakhnath Temple complex during the Janta Darshan. Interacting with around 300 individuals, he patiently listened to their problems one by one.

He directed officials to address all complaints swiftly and satisfactorily, assuring the public that the government is committed to resolving the issues of every victim. Emphasizing a sensitive approach, he instructed officials to resolve grievances with transparency and fairness, warning against any negligence in the process.

On land dispute cases, CM Yogi advised mediation for family disputes and legal action if a resolution cannot be reached. For cases involving illegal land grabs, he called for strict action against the culprits.

Many attendees sought financial aid for medical treatment. Assuring them of support, the CM instructed officials to expedite the process of obtaining estimates and ensure timely government assistance. For cases related to revenue and police, he stressed on resolving them transparently and impartially, ensuring justice for all.

Earlier in the morning, while touring the temple premises, CM Yogi interacted warmly with children visiting the temple with their families. He asked their names, joked with them, and encouraged them to focus on their studies. Before sending them off, he gifted them chocolates, leaving the children delighted.