Nayab Singh Saini Holds Samvad Programme in Ladwa, Listens to Public Grievances
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Nayab Singh Saini Holds Samvad Programme in Ladwa, Listens to Public Grievances

Samvad Programme in Ladwa showcases Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini’s focus on responsive governance, with immediate directions issued for grievance redressal.

by Tamanna

Kurukshetra, May 21, 2026: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini held a Jan Samvad Programme in Ladwa, Kurukshetra, where he interacted directly with local residents and listened to their grievances, suggestions, and development-related issues. The programme focused on strengthening direct communication between the government and the public.

During the event, the Samvad Programme  became a key platform for citizens to present their concerns regarding local infrastructure, public services, and administrative matters. The Chief Minister assured that all genuine issues raised during the Samvad Programme in Ladwa would be resolved in a time-bound and transparent manner.

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Samvad Programme in Ladwa Highlights CM’s On-the-Spot Action for Swift Resolution of Public Grievances

Emphasizing responsive governance, the Samvad Programme in Ladwa saw the Chief Minister issuing on-the-spot directions to concerned officials to ensure quick resolution of public grievances. He stressed that timely action on citizens’ issues is a top priority of the state government.

The Chief Minister said that the Samvad Programme  reflects the government’s commitment to grassroots engagement and participatory governance. He added that such initiatives help bridge the gap between administration and citizens while strengthening trust in the system.

He further noted that the Samvad Programme plays an important role in improving accountability and ensuring that development reaches every section of society. Officials were instructed to monitor complaints carefully and ensure effective follow-up.

The Chief Minister reiterated that continuous public dialogue through programmes like the Samvad Programme  is essential for good governance and building a responsive administration in Haryana.

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