Goa CM holds Janta Darbar to redress citizen grievances

North Goa district (Goa) [India], August 24 : Goa Chief Minister Dr Pramod Sawant held a Janta Darbar on Saturday to redress the grievances of state residents.
The event was held in Sanquelim (Sankhali), in the presence of several officials. A large gathering of people was seen at the venue to present their grievances and queries to the Chief Minister. The people met the Chief Minister one by one and put forward their various complaints to him. The CM patiently addressed each grievance and query of the large gathering of people, greeting them and trying to give a resolution to the problem presented.
In the presence of various officials, the CM asked the citizens about their problems and directed them to the concerned official for a speedy resolution. Waiting rooms were made available to the people and queues were formed to facilitate listening to each problem and to make sure that no query goes unaddressed.
The practice of holding a janta darbar, a platform for the people to directly present their problems to officials has been a regular occurrence in Goa. Chief Minister Sawant has held multiple such events for the state's people. The janta darbar has been held for multiple months in the state, including in February and May of this year. In September of last year, the Goa CM held the janta darbar at Ravindra Bhavan in Sankhali, with other officials also being present to address the various queries of the people. Apart from the Chief Minister of Goa himself attending the various darbars in the state, other state ministers are also instructed to hold similar meetings to make sure the ministers also regularly interact with their constituents and understand the daily problems of the people.
Additionally, the Chief Ministers of different states have also held a janta darbar to address citizen's problems, including in Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar, Haryana, and Delhi.