Bhubaneswar: The chief minister grievance hearing programme resumed on Monday, with chief minister Mohan Majhi, along with other ministers, listening to the grievances of people and making assurances of quick resolution. The sixth session of the programme saw the registration of over 1,000 persons with most of the grievances related to housing, allowances, and other basic problems.
Majhi, upon hearing the grievances, instructed the officials to address these issues promptly and emphasised the importance of resolving these problems at the grassroots level.
“The chief minister has always given priority to the issues faced by people with disabilities. He first listened to the grievances of 30 physically-disabled individuals today,” a govt statement reads.
It states that the CM personally approached each person, listened to their problems, and directed the officials present to find solutions. “This compassionate approach left the complainants hopeful and satisfied,” it stressed.
Among those who returned with hope for resolution were Premlata Nanda from Keonjhar with health issues, Purushottam Mahanti from Soro with society loan problems, and Raghunath Mishra from Dharmashala with land issues.