Play hard, win medals, secure government employment, says Yogi Adityanath
Lucknow, July 20: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met with everyone individually during “Janta Darshan” on Monday. He inquired about their well-being, asked about their grievances, took applications, and assured them of appropriate resolution. Chief Minister Yogi also took a firm stance on complaints of delays in revenue and police matters. Yogi gave chocolates to children who came with their parents and urged them to study diligently.
Several athletes also met with the Chief Minister during “Janta Darshan.” Each of them shared their concerns. Yogi also inquired about their preparation for the Games and their medals. When he didn’t receive a positive response, the Chief Minister urged everyone to work hard. The Uttar Pradesh government is continuously recruiting athletes directly. Many athletes have been appointed to various positions, including Deputy Superintendent of Police (SP) and Tehsildar. You too should win a medal at the international level, and the government will provide prize money as well as a job. A lot of hard work will be required for this. The Chief Minister also blessed the athletes to excel in their sports.
Family disputes should be resolved at home; interference by outsiders is not good.
Cases related to family disputes also came up during the “Janata Darshan.” The Chief Minister inquired about them in detail. He then counseled those who had brought complaints and warned them about the adverse consequences. He said that such cases also adversely affect children, so they should resolve them in front of the elders of the family. Avoid involving outsiders in personal matters.
Cases related to revenue and police were also brought before the Chief Minister. He inquired about the cases and asked how long ago the complaint was filed with the police or revenue officer. When the delay was too long, the Chief Minister showed strictness and said that such delays would not be tolerated. Action will be taken against officers and employees who do not resolve the matter within the stipulated time.
Some children also attended the “Janata Darshan” along with their parents. The Chief Minister asked their names and class. He pampered them and then gave them chocolates. He also asked the children some questions and blessed them to study diligently and earn a good name.
