Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath listened to the problems of the complainants in the Janata Darshan program on Monday and said that the government is determined to maintain the safety and dignity of all the people of the state.
According to a statement issued here by the state government, the Chief Minister personally reached out to the complainants from different districts of the state in the Janata Darshan programme, listened to their problems and directed the officers to ensure proper disposal within the stipulated time and take feedback from the victims.
According to the statement, more than 60 victims one by one informed the Chief Minister about their problems in the Janata Darshan program. After meeting the complainants, the Chief Minister said that the government is committed to the safety and respect of every citizen of the state.
During the public darshan, many victims expressed dissatisfaction over the police action. The victims expressed dissatisfaction over the looted goods not being returned even after the theft incident was disclosed. Besides, the complaint regarding land grabbing was also placed before the Chief Minister. The Chief Minister conducted an investigation and gave instructions for action.
According to the statement, one of the victims asked for financial assistance for treatment. On this, the Chief Minister said that he should just prepare an estimate of the treatment expenses from the hospital and send it. Treatment of any victim will not stop due to lack of money. The government has been standing for the treatment of every needy since day one.