Yogi Adityanath Emphasizes Public Grievance Redressal at Gorakhnath Temple

During a public interaction event at Gorakhnath Temple, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath underscored the significance of effective and citizen-focused grievance resolution. He also took aim at the Samajwadi Party, stating that while Ram Manohar Lohia initiated the Ramayana fair, the current Samajwadi Party resorts to violence against devotees of Lord Ram. Adityanath asserted that Lohia's followers do not respect Ram, and those who oppose Lord Ram will inevitably face downfall. He reiterated that the only religion in India is Sanatan Dharma.

At the public meeting, the Chief Minister interacted with nearly 200 individuals, listening to their concerns. Many, including women, raised issues related to land disputes and illegal encroachments. Adityanath took these matters seriously, instructing officials to take prompt and stringent action. He emphasized that solutions must be swift and effective. For those seeking financial assistance for serious medical treatments, he assured that lack of funds would not hinder anyone's access to healthcare. He directed the administration to prepare cost estimates for affected patients and submit them to the government immediately to ensure timely release of funds.

The Chief Minister reassured everyone that there was no need for panic, and all issues would be addressed without fail. During the public session, several women presented petitions regarding land disputes, expressing concerns about attempts to encroach on their properties. Adityanath instructed officials to take decisive action on these complaints, stating that resolutions to land disputes should be handled promptly to ensure the satisfaction of the affected individuals.