Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a Janata Darshan at the Gorakhnath Temple in Gorakhpur on Sunday morning, personally addressing the grievances of the public and directing officials to ensure swift resolutions.
During the program, people shared their concerns, and CM Yogi listened attentively, issuing necessary instructions for the timely and satisfactory resolution of their problems. Janata Darshan, which has been a key initiative since 2017, serves as a platform for citizens to directly present their issues to the Chief Minister.
Earlier, while addressing the public during Holi celebrations in Gorakhpur, CM Yogi underscored the importance of national unity, stating that India’s progress depends on its people standing together.
“Sanatan Dharma has only one proclamation, and that is where there is Dharma, there will be victory,” he stated.
Highlighting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision for a developed India, he added, “India can develop only when it is united. If we stay united, we will be the best, and no force in the world can stop us from becoming a developed nation. That is why our every effort should be dedicated to national unity.”
This year, Holi coincided with the Friday prayers of Ramzan on March 14, and the festival was celebrated peacefully across the country. Authorities fortified sensitive areas to prevent any disruptions, ensuring a smooth and harmonious celebration.
