At the ‘Janta Darshan’, CM Yogi Adityanath met each complainant, accepted applications, and reviewed administrative response. Over 50 people from various districts attended.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath conducted a “ Janta Darshan “ in Lucknow as part of his routine public engagement. During the event, he personally addressed grievances from citizens throughout Uttar Pradesh and instructed officials to ensure that each case is resolved within a specified timeframe.

According to an official statement, the session was attended by more than 50 individuals from a variety of districts, who presented issues concerning police action, electricity supply, financial aid, and land disputes.

It was stated that the chief minister engaged with each complainant, received their applications, and requested feedback on administrative responsiveness.

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A land dispute was raised by a CRPF jawan from Bulandshahr, who was among the attendees. It was further stated that CM Adityanath reassured him that the matter would be exhaustively investigated and resolved promptly, urging him to continue serving the nation without concern.

Adityanath reiterated the government’s dedication to the people’s welfare, protection, and dignity, asserting that this principle has served as the administration’s guiding light since its inception.

According to the statement, the CM also engaged with children who accompanied the complainants, distributing chocolates and toffees, patting their temples, and encouraging them to perform well in their studies and earn the respect of their parents.