Gorakhpur, Sep 29 (Reporter) Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath listened to the problems of around 200 people at the Janata Darshan held in the Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhawan auditorium of the Gorakhnath temple complex on Sunday. The CM emphasised the need for swift and satisfactory resolution of their problems, directing officials to act promptly and with full accountability. He stressed that there is no place for negligence or delays, underscoring the need for every issue to be addressed with transparency and efficiency. He reiterated that addressing public grievances is a top government priority, warning that any laxity in this regard would be unacceptable. Yogi listened to the concerns of people one by one patiently and promptly forwarded their applications to the relevant officials with instructions for swift resolution. He assured the public that no injustice would be tolerated. He reaffirmed the government's commitment to resolving the problems of every individual, particularly emphasising the need for strict action against those who illegally occupy land or exploit the vulnerable. He directed the officials to take decisive legal measures against such offenders without exception. Several people approached the CM seeking financial assistance for medical treatment. He assured them of the government’s full support, and after handing their applications to the officials, he directed that the treatment cost estimates be expedited and promptly submitted to the government. He also directed the officials to ensure that all eligible individuals are enrolled under the Ayushman Yojana for healthcare coverage. He emphasised the need for transparent and impartial handling of revenue and police-related cases raised during the Janata Darshan. He stressed that no one should face injustice and that all victims should be treated with compassion and care. Yogi, who arrived in Gorakhpur late Saturday evening, followed his traditional Sunday morning routine. As usual, he began the day by offering prayers at the Gorakhnath Temple, where he worshipped Guru Gorakhnath and paid respects at the samadhi of his mentor, Mahant Avedyanath. Later, he toured the temple premises, where his attention was drawn to a group of children visiting with their families. He called the children over, engaging them in friendly conversation...////...