CM inaugurates ‘Jan Jan Ki Sarkar, Jan Jan Ke Dwar’ programme at Chinyalisaur
my uttarakhand news Bureau
Chinyalisaur (Tehri), 19 Feb: Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami inaugurated the ‘Jan Jan Ki Sarkar, Jan Jan Ke Dwar’ programme at the Block campus in Chinyalisaur, today. On this occasion he also inspected the stalls set up by various departments concerned. During the event, the CM listened to grievances and complaints of local residents and, in the presence of officials concerned, resolved most of the issues on the spot.
Addressing the gathering on this occasion, Dhami asserted that the state government’s ‘Jan Jan Ki Sarkar, Jan Jan Ke Dwar’ campaign has provided significant relief to the common people and has made the administrative system more accessible and transparent. He informed them that more than 600 camps have been organised so far under the campaign. Over five lakh citizens have participated in these camps, while more than 40,000 beneficiaries have received the direct benefit of various government schemes under this special drive. He said the objective of the Government is to ensure that residents of remote rural areas do not have to travel to district headquarters for the resolution of minor issues. For this purpose, camps are being organised in villages where grievances are addressed promptly at the local level. The CM also observed that this initiative has brought tangible relief to the public and strengthened transparency and ease of governance.
Dhami further stated that the Government has taken important decisions to expand helicopter services in the state. On this occasion, he announced that heli-services will soon be started also from the Chinyalisaur and Gauchar airstrips. Both the airstrips are proposed to be operated through the Army. The CM noted that the Char Dham Yatra will begin in April, and that the preparations are already underway to ensure that the pilgrims and the visitors have a positive and seamless experience. The CM observed that, while the Government functions as a facilitator in organising the Yatra, the true stakeholders who make the pilgrimage successful are the local people, the priests, the hotel operators, the taxi and maxi cab drivers and others associated with the sector.
Highlighting the growing global recognition of Sanatan traditions, Dhami said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is progressing towards becoming a leading nation in the world. He claimed that Uttarakhand will play a significant role in contributing to the vision of a Developed India. Referring to women empowerment, he said the state government is continuously working to ensure that products manufactured by women gain recognition not only across the country but also internationally. He observed that the demand for goods produced by women has increased both nationally and globally. In this direction, the state government has so far empowered more than two lakh Lakhpati Didis.
At the demand of local residents, the CM assured that the upgradation of CHC Chinyalisaur and the local college would be included in the Chief Minister’s announcements.
Chief Secretary Anand Bardhan, addressing the gathering, stated that under the guidance of the CM, the ‘Jan Jan Ki Sarkar, Jan Jan Ke Dwar’ campaign has been implemented successfully. He stated that more than five lakh citizens have participated in the camps held so far, and that over 40,000 certificates of various kinds have been issued during these camps. Joint teams have been constituted to ensure that minor grievances of rural residents are resolved on the spot. Matters that cannot be disposed of immediately are being registered online and will be followed up regularly until resolution.
Those present on the occasion included Yamunotri MLA Sanjay Dobhal, Ram Sundar Nautiyal, Pratap Panwar, Geetaram Gaud, Garhwal Coordinator Kishore Bhatt, BJP’s State Media In-charge BJP Manveer Chauhan, State Vice-President BJP Dr Swaraj Vidwan, Block Pramukh Ranbir Singh Mahant, Municipal Chairperson Manoj Kohli, District Magistrate Prashant Arya, SP Kamlesh Upadhyay and other district-level officials and public representatives.
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