The Public Grievance Meeting in Sirsa was held under the chairmanship of Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini, where a total of 22 public interest complaints were taken up for detailed hearing. The meeting focused on ensuring quick and effective resolution of citizens’ issues.
The Public Grievance Meeting in Sirsa highlighted the government’s emphasis on transparent governance and time-bound disposal of public grievances.
CM Hears Complaints and Issues On-Spot Directions
During the Public Grievance Meeting , the Chief Minister personally listened to the grievances of complainants and directed officials to resolve most of the cases immediately on the spot.
आज सिरसा में आयोजित जिला लोक संपर्क एवं कष्ट निवारण समिति की बैठक में जनहित से जुड़े कुल 22 परिवादों पर विस्तार से सुनवाई की गई।
बैठक के दौरान शिकायतकर्ताओं की समस्याओं को गंभीरता से सुनते हुए संबंधित अधिकारियों को अधिकांश मामलों का मौके पर ही समाधान सुनिश्चित करने तथा शेष… pic.twitter.com/qy8UlLMizy
— Nayab Saini (@NayabSainiBJP) June 19, 2026
The Public Grievance Meeting also stressed that pending matters should be resolved promptly with full transparency.
Focus on Efficient and Transparent Governance
The Public Grievance Meeting underlined the government’s commitment to ensuring that citizens do not face delays or repeated visits to government offices.
Officials were instructed to maintain accountability and speed in resolving cases raised during the Public Grievance Meeting in Sirsa.
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Commitment to Citizen-Centric Administration
The Chief Minister stated that the purpose of the Public Grievance Meeting in Sirsa is to provide timely solutions to public issues and improve governance delivery.
The Public Grievance Meeting is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen grievance redressal systems in Haryana.
The Public Grievance Meeting in Sirsa concluded with firm instructions for swift and transparent action, reinforcing the state government’s commitment to responsive and people-focused governance.