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Gorakhpur: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday assured people seeking financial aid for the treatment of serious illnesses during the Janta Darshan that they should not worry about expenses and receive care at the best hospitals.

The CM said, “The government will cover all expenses incurred for the treatment.”

Yogi met with around 300 individuals at the Janta Darshan held at the Gorakhnath temple. He directed the officials to promptly complete and submit the estimates for those without Ayushman cards who require financial assistance from the government for medical treatment.

He emphasised that adequate financial support will be provided to every person in need from the CM’s Discretionary Fund.

He listened to their concerns individually, handed their applications to the relevant officials, and assured them that their issues would be resolved. He reassured everyone that there is no need for worry or panic; every problem will be addressed.

The CM directed the officials to approach public issues with full seriousness and sensitivity, ensuring that they are resolved promptly, effectively, and to the satisfaction of the people so that no one faces difficulties. “A compassionate approach should be taken with every individual, resolving their issues and ensuring their satisfaction. There should be no negligence in this process,” he said.

He said that strict legal action should be taken against anyone illegally occupying land or engaging in bullying. “In resolving family disputes, priority should be given to bringing both parties together for dialogue,” he said.

Many people came to Janta Darshan seeking financial assistance for the treatment of serious illnesses. Yogi assured them that his government will ensure that lack of funds will not be a barrier to any necessary treatment. Aid will be provided from the discretionary fund.

Offering emotional support to a woman who became emotional during their interaction, he said, “Obtain the estimate from the doctor, and the government will cover the treatment costs.”

He also inquired about the Ayushman card status for everyone present and directed officials to ensure that every eligible person receives their Ayushman card.

During Janta Darshan, the CM was deeply moved after meeting an elderly woman and hearing about her difficulties. The woman, distressed by the neglect from her family, shared with the CM that she is unable to endure the pain caused by her family at this stage of her life.

The CM asked her what she desired, and the elderly woman expressed a wish to spend her remaining years in a religious city. In response, Yogi said, “Mayi! Tell me whether you prefer Vrindavan, Kashi, or any other place. We will make all the arrangements for you.”

He directed the officials to ensure that the elderly woman is treated with respect and that all necessary arrangements for her stay and needs are made according to her wishes.

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