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As the upcoming election campaign in Uttar Pradesh intensifies, the Chief Minister of the state Yogi Adityanath has started tightening his grip on the administrative officials. Taking a tough stand on public complaints and administrative laxity, CM Yogi has bluntly warned that if the general public faces any kind of problem or tension, then the officials concerned will not be well off at all. This attitude of the Chief Minister clearly shows that the government is in no mood to tolerate negligence or corruption at any level before the elections and public satisfaction will be the biggest measure of administration this time.
Government will not tolerate public anger: Strong message from CM Yogi
After continuously receiving complaints during review meetings and public hearings, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has given strict instructions to all the District Magistrates, Superintendents of Police and department heads. He clarified that the benefits of government schemes should reach the ground directly and common citizens should not have to visit government offices for their small tasks. The Chief Minister bluntly said that it is the first and main responsibility of every officer to quickly solve the problems of the public. If the public faces harassment or negligence at any level, the blame will fall directly on the responsible officers of that area.
Administrative tightness and ground zero feedback amid election preparations
Political analysts believe that in view of the upcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh, this strict stance of CM Yogi is very important from both political and administrative point of view. The government wants that the image of the government among the public should remain completely clean and public-friendly before the elections. For this, feedback is constantly being taken from Ground Zero and careless officers are being warned to either improve or leave the ground. There has been a stir in the police and administrative departments after this high-voltage order and all the officers have started rapidly solving the problems of the public.
Hope of relief for the public and big responsibility of the officers
After this strong message from the Chief Minister, there is hope in the minds of the general public that now the administrative staff will listen to them and the work stuck in the files will be completed quickly. To bridge the gap between the public and the administration, the government has also tightened the monitoring of field visits and public hearing portals. Now it will be interesting to see how much impact this strict order of CM Yogi has on the work of officers at the field level, but it is certain that in the coming days, it will not be easy for the negligent officers to do their job.