CM Yogi Orders Crackdown on Land Grabbers at Lucknow Janata Darshan
CM Yogi Adityanath holds Janata Darshan in Lucknow, ordering strict action against land grabbers and prompt resolution of public grievances.
In a decisive move to ensure justice for the common citizen, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath hosted a Yogi Adityanath Janata Darshan at his Lucknow residence on Monday, October 26, 2026. The outreach programme saw the Chief Minister engaging directly with a large number of citizens to hear their woes and expedite the resolution of pending grievances.
Direct Action for Public Welfare
Guided by the philosophy of 'Nar Seva-Narayan Seva' (Service to Man is Service to God), the Chief Minister personally reviewed applications and interacted with the attendees. To ensure that the complaints did not get lost in bureaucratic red tape, CM Yogi handed over copies of specific grievances directly to the heads of the relevant departments present at the venue, demanding immediate action.
Zero Tolerance for Land Mafia
During the session, the Chief Minister sent a stern warning to those disrupting law and order. He issued explicit instructions to officials to take strict legal action against land grabbers and individuals who threaten vulnerable citizens. The CM emphasized that the administration must act with sensitivity while ensuring that the law is upheld without compromise.
Resolving Family and Property Disputes
Addressing the complexities of family land disputes, CM Yogi mandated a balanced approach. He directed officials to:
- Facilitate resolutions through mutual dialogue and mediation wherever possible.
- Maintain absolute impartiality in all police and revenue-related matters.
- Ensure that no party is unfairly biased in the legal process.
The Mechanism of Justice: Jansunwai Portal
The Chief Minister highlighted the systemic approach the government is taking to track these complaints. All applications received during the Janata Darshan are processed through the Jansunwai portal. Once registered, these grievances are forwarded to district or divisional-level officers for disposal, ensuring a digital trail of accountability.
Organized by the Public Grievance Section-2, this programme acts as a vital bridge between the state's highest office and the people. It is specifically designed to ensure that citizens—particularly those who have been deprived of the benefits of government schemes—can receive justice and support without unnecessary delays.