UP CM Yogi Adityanath held a ‘Janata Darshan’ in Lucknow, personally hearing public grievances and directing officials for swift resolution.

Lucknow:  During his ‘Janata Darshan’ , Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath was clearly moved when an old Kanpur woman begged for assistance for her son who was suffering from cancer. The woman informed the Chief Minister that her family does not even got an Ayushman card and is too impoverished to pay for treatment. In response, CM Yogi ordered officials to transport the patient to the Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute in Lucknow, where his treatment had already started, via government ambulance.

What took place today at ‘Janata Darshan’?

A public grievance hearing was held by the Chief Minister. He was met by about fifty persons from all throughout the state. The Chief Minister individually met with each individual, heard their requests, and gave staff instructions to address their concerns right away.

One of them, an elderly mother, confided in CM Yogi about her suffering. When she observed the CM listening with compassion, her eyes expressed serenity despite the pain in her words. The predicament of this elderly woman profoundly affected the Chief Minister, who views serving humanity as serving God and views the state’s 25 crore citizens as his family. It’s

“My young son has cancer,” a mother from Raipurwa, Kanpur, aged 63 to 64, informed the Chief Minister. We cannot afford treatment because we are impoverished. Not even an Ayushman Bharat card is in our possession. Save my son’s life, please. Please help cover some of the cost of his therapy.

CM made sure her son, who had cancer, had the finest care available right away by ordering that he be transferred by ambulance to the Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute. As per his instructions, the patient was transported directly from Janata Darshan to the hospital, where tests were immediately conducted.

“Serving God is serving humanity.”

Everyone who had come to ask for assistance was met by the chief minister. According to him, the government operates under the tenet that “serving humanity is serving God.” The purpose of the administration is to make everyone in the state happy, and it is making every effort to achieve this.

According to the Chief Minister, anybody who has applied for medical treatment assistance from the government—directly, through a representative, or in any other way—has gotten the support they need. “Everyone in need is supported by our government. “The government will also continue to offer financial support for future medical care,” he stated.

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A few of petitioners brought their kids along as well. They smiled as CM Yogi engaged with them in a kind manner, put a gentle touch on their heads, and even gave them chocolates and toffees.