CM Yadav’s Jan Vishwas Abhiyan Puts Officers On Toes, Pending Complaints Tumble Across MP
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has made three trips to districts as part of the Jan VishwasAbhiyan. Besides Yadav, officers visit the districts in various districts as part of the programme. The officers in districts look scared regarding the disposal of the common man's complaints and long-pending issues because of the Abhiyan. As a result, the officials have speeded up the…
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has been visiting districts across Madhya Pradesh as part of his Jan VishwasAbhiyan. This initiative aims to tackle long-pending complaints and issues faced by the common man. Officers in these districts have been apprehensive about handling these complaints, causing them to speed up the process for disposal.
Over 1.50 lakh complaints were processed on August 25 alone, bringing the total number of pending complaints under the Public Services Guarantee Act down from 446,175 to 299,475. Similarly, complaints filed through CM Helpline, which stood at 636,302 on August 1, have reduced to 258,620 by August 25. The disposal of complaints that were pending for over 100 days has also accelerated, with 201,828 cases remaining unsettled as of August 1, now down to 137,553.
Yadav launched the Jan VishwasAbhiyan on August 7 and initiated 'Samadhan Online'. After visits to various districts, he ordered suspensions of officials for failing to address CM Helpline complaints and Public Services Guarantee Act applications in a timely manner.
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