
Peace, prosperity, and law & order define new Uttar Pradesh: CM Yogi
Lucknow, September 28: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met with people from various districts of the state during “Janata Darshan” on Monday morning, listening to their problems and assuring them of a solution.
An elderly man from Rae Bareli became emotional while sharing his plight, prompting the Chief Minister to direct immediate action against the culprits. The Chief Minister said that peace, prosperity, and strong law and order are the hallmarks of the new Uttar Pradesh. Teach those who obstruct it legally a lesson.
Regarding complaints of encroachment, the Chief Minister directed officials to free the land from encroachment and take action against the culprits.
The Chief Minister met with each victim and reached out to those seated on chairs to inquire about their plight. He assured every victim that their problems would be resolved. During the “Janata Darshan,” the Chief Minister directed the officials present to pay sensitive attention to each victim’s problem and ensure prompt, timely, and transparent resolution.
The Chief Minister heard the case of an elderly person and directed strict action against the accused.
An elderly person from Rae Bareli also attended the “Janata Darshan.” He became choked with tears as he showed the Chief Minister the injuries on his body. When the Chief Minister inquired about the incident, he explained that some people had attacked him without any reason. The accused believed he lived somewhere else, but the criminals who were lying in wait beat him and snatched his money. The Chief Minister directed the officials present to take the strictest possible action in this matter.
Emphasis on the timely resolution of revenue-related cases:
Some victims also complained of forced land grabs on which Yogi directed the officials to take strict legal action against any powerful person who had usurped the land of a poor person. The land must be freed from illegal or forced occupation.
Chief Minister emphasized the timely resolution of revenue-related cases.


