Financial aid or housing—Govt will support everyone: Yogi Adityanath
Gorakhpur, June 15: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath assured those who came for “Janata Darshan” that the government stands with everyone in need, whether it’s financial assistance or housing. He told those who requested financial assistance for treatment to prepare an estimate and take care of the patient, leaving the treatment to the government. The Chief Minister also assured those who came seeking housing that the government is continuously providing Prime Minister/Chief Minister housing to every needy person.
For the second consecutive day during his stay in Gorakhpur, the Chief Minister met with people and listened to their problems at the “Janata Darshan” held at the Gorakhnath Temple on Monday morning. He told those who came seeking financial assistance that the government would provide full support. For this purpose, Ayushman cards will be made for those in need, and if further need arises, assistance will be provided from the discretionary fund. The Chief Minister directed officials to ensure that every needy and eligible person receives an Ayushman card so they don’t face difficulties in seeking medical treatment.
During the public darshan held outside Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhavan in the Gorakhnath temple complex, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met with approximately 200 people, listening to their problems, reviewing their applications, and taking cognizance of their grievances. The Chief Minister assured them that no one need worry, and the government stands with everyone in need.
Some people complained of delays in police and revenue matters, and the Chief Minister directed the District Magistrate (DM) to immediately address the issue and take action. Yogi referred the applications to the relevant administrative and police officials for the resolution of various matters related to housing, education, medical care, electricity, revenue, and police, and directed that all problems be resolved in a timely, fair, and satisfactory manner.
The Chief Minister’s routine remained traditional, serving cows, and also inquiring about children’s studie
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s routine remained traditional on Monday morning during his visit to the Gorakhnath temple. After seeking the blessings of Guru Gorakhnath and the late Gurudev Mahant Avedyanath Ji in the morning, Chief Minister Yogi served cows in the temple’s cowshed. He showered his affection on the cattle by feeding them jaggery and roti with his own hands. While touring the temple premises, he called the children who had come with their families near him and caressed them. He gave them chocolates and also inquired about their studies. The CM also blessed the children to study well and progress.
