Emphasizes accountability and prompt redressal at Gorakhpur ‘Janata Darshan’
Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh – April 6:Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has issued a stern warning to officials against negligence in addressing public grievances, asserting that any delay or deliberate inaction would result in strict disciplinary measures.
The Chief Minister delivered this directive during a Janata Darshan held outside the Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhawan at the Gorakhnath temple, where he personally heard the concerns of nearly 200 citizens.
Focus on Timely Redressal and Accountability
Adityanath stressed the importance of fair, efficient, and timely grievance redressal by both administrative and police officials. He emphasized that every genuine complainant must receive assistance without delay, and warned that deliberate neglect would not be tolerated.He further directed authorities to investigate the reasons behind administrative bottlenecks in specific cases and ensure swift resolution.
Special Attention to Land Encroachment and Welfare Schemes
Taking serious note of land encroachment complaints, the Chief Minister ordered strict legal action against offenders, reiterating the government's zero-tolerance policy.In response to multiple requests for inclusion under government welfare schemes, he assured the public that all eligible beneficiaries would be granted assistance in accordance with state policies.
Aid for Medical Treatment Through CM’s Fund
A significant number of people also sought financial help for medical treatment. Adityanath instructed officials to immediately prepare hospital estimates and forward them to the state government for processing. He assured that support would be extended through the Chief Minister’s Discretionary Fund to all qualifying applicants.The Chief Minister’s proactive outreach reflects a broader administrative push to strengthen public service deliveryand uphold transparency across governance mechanisms in Uttar Pradesh.
