Following the Silver Jubilee celebrations, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has intensified public engagement. On Tuesday, he heard the problems and complaints of people from across the state at a public meeting held at the Chief Servant House located in the Chief Minister’s Camp Office.
On this occasion, the Chief Minister directed officials to ensure prompt action on public complaints and demands, as well as to obtain regular feedback. He stated that this opportunity must be used to bring the administration closer to the public.
The Chief Minister stated that the government’s goal is to ensure timely and satisfactory resolution of public grievances. To achieve this, every department must act responsibly and adopt a proactive and sensitive approach in accordance with public expectations. He directed officials to ensure prompt resolution of public grievances and to make the grievance redressal process more simple, transparent, and accessible through technological means.
He stated that the state’s Silver Jubilee year is an opportunity for public participation and dialogue. During this period, suggestions and demands received from the public will be incorporated into the policy-making process. He stated that the government’s effort is to ensure that every citizen of the state receives the direct benefits of development schemes as quickly as possible. He also called on the public to provide constructive suggestions in the state’s interest and to participate in public service efforts. The Chief Minister stated that the primary objective of every government policy and decision is public welfare and the overall development of the state.
