Yogi Adityanath holds ‘Janata Darshan’ at Gorakhnath temple for second day
Gorakhpur, July 24: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, for the second consecutive day during his stay in Gorakhpur, held a ‘janata darshan’ at the Gorakhnath Temple on Friday morning. He met with people and listened to their problems.
He assured the people who had come with complaints, saying, “Don’t worry, everyone’s problems will be addressed effectively.” The Chief Minister directed the officials present at the public darshan to ensure that complaints and problems are resolved promptly.
During the public darshan held at the Gorakhnath Temple on Friday morning, Chief Minister Yogi personally visited the people seated on chairs outside the Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhavan and listened to their problems one by one, taking their petitions. He then provided necessary instructions to the officials standing nearby for problem resolution. To resolve problems related to various matters, he referred the applications to the relevant administrative and police officials, directing them to ensure fair and timely resolution of all issues.
Chief Minister Yogi directed police officers to take strict action on complaints related to crime and land grabbing. He also directed them to expedite the processing of hospital estimates for applications seeking financial assistance for treatment. He assured people that the government would immediately provide funds upon receipt of the estimates. Some women brought their children to the Janta Darshan. The Chief Minister pampered these children and blessed them with chocolates.
During his visit to the temple’s cowshed, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited the cowshed and offered services to the cattle. While touring the cowshed, Yogi called some cattle by their names. His voice is familiar to these cattle. Upon hearing his affectionate call, the cattle came running to him.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stroked the cattle’s foreheads, caressed them, and fed them jaggery with his own hands. He also personally fed jaggery to the other cows and bulls in the temple’s cowshed. He also gave the cowshed workers necessary instructions on caring for the cows.
