Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressed public grievances during a 'Janta Darshan', ordering swift action on issues ranging from farmer harassment and land encroachments to infrastructure problems and support for athletes.
Key Points
- UP CM Yogi Adityanath orders officials to ensure farmers face no harassment and to take strict action against those responsible.
- Adityanath directs action against encroachments on a temple in Unnao following a complaint.
- The Chief Minister instructs local authorities to address the issue of a dilapidated village road in Balrampur.
- Adityanath assures support for athletes, directing officials to assist a shooter from Farrukhabad in obtaining a licence.
- The CM emphasises fair resolution of land and family disputes, and orders examination of illegal colony concerns in Lucknow.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday directed officials to ensure that farmers do not face any harassment in the state, during a 'Janta Darshan' where he met people to listen to their grievances.
Aditynath collected applications from the complainants and emphasised that the government remains committed to addressing the genuine concerns of every citizen. He instructed officials to take immediate cognisance of all petitions and ensure effective follow-up action.
Addressing Farmer Grievances and Land Disputes
Among the grievances was a farmer from Budaun who alleged that his crop was destroyed by unidentified people, and that no police action was taken.
The chief minister directed officials to ensure that farmers do not face harassment and that strict legal action is taken against those responsible.
During the event, Mamta Tiwari from Bangarmau in Unnao alleged that some people had encroached upon a temple and were preventing worship. Taking serious note, he directed the superintendent of police to initiate appropriate action without delay.
Infrastructure and Community Issues
A complainant from Balrampur raised the issue of a dilapidated village road, alleging that the village head had stalled its construction for years, causing inconvenience to residents.
The chief minister instructed local authorities to visit the site, interact with villagers, assess the situation, and ensure the construction of the road.
Support for Athletes
A shooter from Farrukhabad also submitted an application, stating that he participated in various competitions and won medals, and requested assistance in obtaining a licence. To this, Adityanath said athletes are a valuable asset and directed officials to take appropriate action on the application.
Resolving Land and Family Disputes
Several complaints related to land and family disputes were also received during the 'Janata Darshan'.
Taking note of these, the chief minister instructed officials to act in accordance with rules and ensure fair resolution.
A complainant from Lucknow raised concerns over an illegal colony, prompting the chief minister to direct the housing commissioner to examine the matter and take action according to norms.
Others complained about encroachments on government land and expressed dissatisfaction with police action. The chief minister directed authorities to act on such complaints with special emphasis on ensuring satisfaction of the aggrieved.
In another case, a complainant from Sarojini Nagar alleged land encroachment and demolition of a boundary wall. Adityanath directed the sub-divisional magistrate of Sarojini Nagar to ensure the timely disposal of the case.
The chief minister issued directions to officials to ensure prompt and time-bound resolution of complaints on a priority basis.
