Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath Holds ‘Janata Darshan’ at Gorakhnath Temple, Listens to People’s Grievances
On Tuesday morning, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath conducted another session of his ‘Janata Darshan’ at the iconic Gorakhnath Temple. The program, held on the temple premises, provided residents from across the state a platform to voice their concerns directly to the Chief Minister. During the session, CM Yogi patiently listened to the grievances presented by the people and promptly gave instructions to government officials to ensure their problems were resolved swiftly and fairly.
Local residents from various districts came forward with a range of issues, from basic civic concerns to more complex matters, and CM Yogi assured them that no injustice would be done. His commitment to addressing the public’s concerns is part of his continuous effort to improve governance and strengthen administrative accountability in Uttar Pradesh.
This ‘Janata Darshan’ initiative has been a regular practice for CM Yogi since he first assumed office in 2017. With the primary goal of providing direct access between the citizens and the government, the program allows people to bring their grievances to the forefront and receive prompt attention. In past sessions, people have raised issues related to infrastructure, healthcare, education, and employment, and CM Yogi has consistently directed officials to resolve these concerns as quickly as possible.
Earlier this month, on January 15, CM Yogi had conducted a similar session in Gorakhpur, where he personally addressed concerns brought in by residents from various districts. His frequent interactions with the public have been appreciated as a step towards inclusive governance, ensuring that the voices of ordinary citizens reach the corridors of power directly.
In addition to his engagement with the public, CM Yogi Adityanath recently attended the Samvidhan Abhiyan program, where he paid tribute to Dr. BR Ambedkar, emphasizing the significance of the Constitution and its role in ensuring social justice and equality in India.
