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CM Yogi Adityanath Govt Revives Uttar Pradesh's Dilapidated Water Structures, Gives Them New Lease Of Life

Lucknow, October 5: The Yogi government continues to strengthen the state’s irrigation system while also focusing on flood control and better management of water resources. Under the direction of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the Irrigation and Water Resources Department has, over the past nine and a half years, focused on constructing and replacing gates of major water structures in the state,…

CM Yogi Adityanath Govt Revives Uttar Pradesh's Dilapidated Water Structures, Gives Them New Lease Of Life

Lucknow, October 5 - Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met with people arriving from afar during Monday's 'Janta Darshan' event. He listened to their grievances and assured them that the administration would resolve every genuine issue within a specified timeframe. CM emphasized that if a person approaches authorities for a second time with the same genuine problem, accountability would be established.

The primary objective of the government was to address the concerns of the aggrieved parties. CM personally interacted with individuals seated on chairs, listened to their complaints, and pledged that all problems would be resolved. He directed officials to attentively address each person's issue and ensure a timely, transparent resolution.

Some attendees reported instances of land encroachment. CM instructed officials to take strict legal action against influential individuals who usurped the land of poor people, freeing the land and imposing a stern punishment on those responsible. He stressed the need for justice for the aggrieved and accountability for the guilty.

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