Keshav Maurya issued strict instructions over the phone to the District Magistrates of Kaushambi, Lucknow, Amroha, and Unnao, as well as the Jhansi Divisional Commissioner and the Superintendents of Police
Today, Keshav Prasad Maurya held a 'Janata Darshan' (public grievance redressal) program at his official residence at 7, Kalidas Marg, Lucknow, where he listened attentively to the problems and complaints of citizens arriving from various districts of the state. Requests were made for financial assistance for the treatment of Mr. Mukund Pandey, who is undergoing medical care at SGPGI, Lucknow, and Mr. Vikas Tiwari, a resident of Jaunpur district suffering from heart disease. The Deputy Chief Minister directed officials to take necessary action in accordance with the rules and provide assistance to the needy as quickly as possible.
In this context, requests were submitted regarding the construction of a wedding venue (*baraat ghar*) by Mr. Dharmendra Kumar Gaud (Sant Kabir Nagar) and a rural road by Mr. Inder Kumar Pandey (Pratapgarh); cases related to the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana by Smt. Kalavali, Smt. Guddi, and Smt. Sarita Kumari (Lakhimpur Kheri); and requests concerning housing and toilets by Smt. Rinki and Smt. Shakuntala Devi (Pilibhit) and Smt. Sheila Devi (Barabanki). Mr. Mahabali Singh, President of Chaudhary Charan Singh Inter College, Pratapgarh, requested the installation of high-mast lights on the college campus.
Instead of limiting himself to mere formalities regarding the applications received during the Janata Darshan, Mr. Maurya immediately spoke to officials over the phone and issued instructions to resolve the issues. He spoke to the District Magistrates of Kaushambi, Lucknow, and Amroha, the Superintendent of Police (Unnao), the Divisional Commissioner (Jhansi), and other concerned officials, directing them to ensure prompt action in accordance with the rules. Furthermore, while listening seriously to all the cases, he issued both written and verbal instructions to the concerned officials to act with sensitivity and promptness in the public interest.
The Deputy Chief Minister stated that serving the public, resolving their problems, and providing timely assistance to the needy are among the state government's top priorities. The Janata Darshan facilitates direct communication between the administration and the public, ensuring that every complaint and request received is addressed in a high-quality, timely, and rule-compliant manner. A large number of youths, women, and farmers from various districts of the state participated in the Janata Darshan to present their problems and submit requests.
