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Gorakhpur, 04 August (HS). During his stay in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met people and listened to their problems in the Janta Darshan organized at Gorakhnath Temple on Sunday morning.
While talking cordially with the people who came with their problems, he said, do not worry, the government is committed to solve everyone's problems. The problem will be solved by taking strict action on the complaint of every aggrieved person. In Janta Darshan, the Chief Minister instructed the officers present nearby to pay sensitive attention to the problem of every aggrieved person and get it resolved in a timely and transparent manner.
Due to the possibility of rain, Janta Darshan was organised in Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhawan of Gorakhnath temple premises. During this the Chief Minister listened to the problems of 400 people and directed the officials to resolve them. The number of women was higher in Janta Darshan. The Chief Minister himself reached out to the people seated on the chairs. He listened to everyone's problems one by one and assured them that their problems would be resolved soon. On some cases the Chief Minister directed the officials to also find out that if any victim did not get the cooperation of the administration then why and for what reasons did this happen. Every victim should be helped immediately.
Some people had come to Janta Darshan with a request for financial help for treatment. The Chief Minister told them that lack of money will not be a hindrance in treatment. He directed the officials to complete the process of hospital estimate for treatment soon and send it to the government. Adequate amount will be given for treatment from the Chief Minister's discretionary fund. During this, he told the officers to get Ayushman card made for every eligible person so that they do not have to face trouble for treatment. Some women had brought their children to Janta Darshan. The Chief Minister blessed the children by caressing them. He asked about their studies and gifted them chocolates and motivated them to study a lot.
It is noteworthy that during his stay at Gorakhnath temple on Sunday morning, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's daily routine was traditional. After paying homage to Guru Gorakhnath in the temple and paying obeisance at the samadhi sthal of his guru Brahmalin Mahant Avedyanath, CM Yogi reached the Gaushala. He spent some time there. In the Gaushala, he pampered the cows and fed them jaggery with his own hands. While visiting the temple premises after Gauseva, the Chief Minister also met the children who had come with their families and got photographed with them.
