Gorakhpur: Chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday directed officials to handle every complainant with sensitivity and ensure quick, satisfactory resolution of grievances, reiterating that public welfare and improving lives remain the govt’s priority.At a Janata Darshan programme at Gorakhnath temple in Gorakhpur, Yogi heard complaints from around 200 people and asked officials to ensure time-bound disposal. He ordered strict legal action against those illegally occupying others’ land or displacing vulnerable people, saying offenders should not be spared.In family property disputes, he instructed officials to facilitate dialogue between parties to reach an amicable settlement. He also told departments to ensure eligible beneficiaries who were deprived of welfare schemes receive their entitlements without delay.Several attendees sought financial assistance for medical treatment. Yogi assured support and directed officials to expedite preparation of treatment estimates and forward them for govt approval. He also instructed officials to help eligible patients obtain Ayushman cards if they did not already have them.Women who attended with their children were encouraged to ensure the youngsters focus on studies. The chief minister gave chocolates to children and offered blessings.Earlier, Yogi visited the temple cowshed, fed cattle roti and jaggery, and interacted with families during a walk through the premises. He also performed an annaprashan ceremony for a child.
