Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is set to resume his 'Janata Darshan' program starting Thursday, June 6. This initiative had been temporarily halted for the past two months due to the enforcement of the election model code of conduct during the Lok Sabha elections.
According to information released by the Chief Minister's Office, Yogi Adityanath will now go among the public every day from 9 am to 2 pm, providing a platform for citizens to voice their concerns directly to him. During these sessions, he will listen to the problems presented by the public and promptly instruct officials to address these issues.
Aim of 'Janata Darshan'
This reinstated initiative aims to give the people of Uttar Pradesh a valuable opportunity to bring their grievances to the Chief Minister's attention and ensures swift resolutions. Prior to the implementation of the election code of conduct, CM Yogi regularly met with residents from across the state during the Janta Darshan program held at his official residence. These interactions allowed citizens to present their issues and seek assistance from the Chief Minister.
CM listens to issues of people
The resumption of Janta Darshan marks a return to this direct and immediate form of public engagement and problem-solving. Duirng the programme, the Chief Minister listens to the problems of each person one by one and immediately gives instructions to the senior officials of the state to resolve the problems of the public.
(With ANI inputs)
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