UP CM Yogi Adityanath holds Janta Darshan, hears 60+ victims, ensures justice, swift relief, and care for those in need.

On the first Monday of November, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath  did “Janta Darshan.” The Chief Minister talked to victims from several areas of the state, heard their issues, and then told the staff to have the right disposal done in a set amount of time and seek feedback from the victims. During this time, the Chief Minister heard from more than 60 victims about their problems, one by one. The Chief Minister said that the government is dedicated to keeping everyone in the state safe and treating them with respect after meeting with the complainants.

The Chief Minister noted that the victims’ happiness is important when it comes to the police.

A lot of victims said they were unhappy with what the police did during the “Janta Darshan.” The victims were unhappy that nothing was done to fix the situation after the theft was made public. There was also a complaint made to the Chief Minister. The Chief Minister told them to get rid of the possession right now.

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You just send the estimate and take care of the patient.

One of the victims asked for money to help pay for therapy. The Chief Minister emphasized that you should simply acquire the estimate from the hospital and then take care of your patient. We will take care of the rest. If there is no money, the treatment of any sufferer will continue. From the very beginning, the government has been in favor of helping everyone who needs it.

The Chief Minister offered the kids candy.

The Chief Minister went to see how the kids who came with the people who complained were doing at “Janta Darshan.” He put his hand on the head of the tiny boy and made him feel like his own. Yogi, the chief minister, presented sweets to all the kids. He advised the kids to play a lot and make their parents’ names famous.