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Negligent officers will not be tolerated: Yogi

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Gorakhpur: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Thursday warned officials against any negligence in solving people’s problems and redressing their grievances with complete commitment and transparency and said that the officials failing in this duty would not be tolerated by the government and sent packing.

During the Janata Darshan programme held at the Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Auditorium, located outside Gorakhnath Temple, Yogi said, “The administration’s top priority is to find a fair solution to everyone’s problems with complete commitment and transparency and anyone who fails to do so will be held accountable. Officers must listen carefully to people’s problems in order to provide quality and timely solutions.”

The CM himself approached the people one by one as they remained seated and after listening to them, referred their applications to the appropriate authorities. He assured them that no one would be treated unfairly during his tenure and that the pain of everyone would be alleviated.

People, not only from Gorakhpur, but also from other districts came to the Janata Darshan to share their plights with the CM, who instructed officers to ensure resolution of problems related to police and revenue at the district level for their relief and to end their worries.

People who came to Janata Darshan seeking financial assistance for treatment were assured by the CM that there would be no shortage of funds for treatment. He directed officials to receive the estimates from the relevant hospitals and make it available to the CM’s office so that it could be released from the discretionary fund immediately. He directed the officers to complete the estimation process on priority.

Small children who came to Janata Darshan with their mothers received CM Yogi Adityanath’s love and blessings. He inquired about the children’s well-being, encouraged them to study and also gave them chocolates.

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