In Janata Darshan, Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya listened to people’s problems, gave instructions for time bound solution.

Deputy Chief Minister Shri Keshav Prasad Maurya, before leaving for Mainpuri and Farrukhabad, heard the problems of citizens from different areas of the state in the Janata Darshan organized at his official residence 7, Kalidas Marg in Lucknow. He gave necessary directions to the concerned officers for proper, timely and quality disposal of public problems. Shri Maurya said that solving the problems of the common people is one of the top priorities of the government. Negligence or unnecessary delay will not be tolerated at any level in this.

The Deputy Chief Minister directed the officials to take every complaint received in Janata Darshan seriously and ensure immediate necessary action to resolve it. Special attention should be paid to sensitivity, promptness, transparency and accountability in redressal of complaints. He said that Janata Darshan is an important medium to solve the problems of the public. Its objective is to provide relief to the victim and ensure effective resolution of his problem.

Shri Maurya said that the state government is committed to providing employment and self-employment opportunities to the youth, making women economically self-reliant and providing social security to the weaker and needy sections of the society. Officials should extend the benefits of schemes related to employment and youth welfare to the eligible youth and provide them opportunities to move forward through skill development, job fairs and self-employment programs.

The Deputy Chief Minister directed to provide pension regularly to the eligible beneficiaries of widow pension, old age pension and disabled pension and to dispose of the pending cases of eligible persons quickly. He also stressed on making Ayushman cards of eligible families under Ayushman Bharat scheme and providing them the benefits of health facilities permitted under the scheme.

Shri Maurya said that the government intends that no eligible person should be deprived of the benefits of public welfare schemes. Officials should review the status of the schemes at the ground level and wherever any problem arises, solve it on priority basis. Negligence in works of public interest is not acceptable. All officers should work with the spirit of public service and ensure timely relief to the common people.