Patna: CM Samrat Choudhary is reviving the ‘Janata Darbar’, which his predecessor Nitish Kumar used to hold since 2006 but discontinued later. A board, ‘Janata Ke Darbar Mein Mukhyamantri,’ has been put up on gate no.
4 of CM secretariat near state guest house, where many people from across the state met him with their grievances on Friday.A day will be fixed every week later for it, sources said. People arriving from remote corners of the state welcomed this initiative, hoping it will facilitate the easier resolution of their difficulties.
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BJP state president Sanjay Saraogi and party’s general secretary (organisation) Bhikhubhai Dalsania and several other leaders from different political parties, including Congress MLA Surendra Prasad, also met Samrat.
Later, Saraogi said a serious discussion was held regarding various aspects of Bihar’s development, good governance, and public welfare.The new govt claims that common citizens will no longer have to wander aimlessly searching for solutions to their problems. They will now have the opportunity to present their grievances directly before the CM for swift resolution and administrative accountability.In 2006, Nitish started the Janata Darbar at his official residence and personally interacted with people from across the state regarding their grievances.
This practice continued until 2016, after which it gradually faded away.According to reports, the CM held a review meeting with officials to discuss the resumption of this programme, engaging in a detailed deliberation regarding its scope and potential.The govt asserts that the Janata Darbar will establish accountability within the governance and administrative machinery, ensuring that citizens receive prompt resolutions to their issues.
