• Assures speedy redressal of public issues

UDHAMPUR: Continuing his public outreach campaign across the Chenani-Ghordi constituency, Member Legislative Assembly Balwant Singh Mankotia convened a Public Darbar at Panchayat Kotli Balla near Laddan Morh. A large number of local people from the area gathered to highlight their grievances and developmental demands.

The programme was attended by officers from various government departments, Ex-PRI members, social activists and prominent citizens, who actively participated in the interaction.

 Residents from Panchayat Pachote and nearby villages raised several issues pertaining to road connectivity, drinking water supply, electricity, healthcare services, educational infrastructure and other civic amenities.

Taking immediate cognizance of the demands and complaints projected by the people, MLA Mankotia instructed the concerned officers to take prompt action and ensure that genuine public issues are addressed on priority.

Speaking on the occasion, the MLA said that the objective of holding Public Darbars at Panchayat level is to bridge the gap between the administration and the common people by providing governance and grievance redressal at the grassroots level.

He said such programmes are proving highly beneficial as people are able to directly interact with both elected representatives and officials without having to visit government offices repeatedly. He further added that similar outreach programmes will be organized in every Panchayat of the constituency in the coming days to ensure transparent and effective governance.

MLA Mankotia reiterated his commitment towards the overall development of the Chenani-Ghordi constituency and said continuous efforts are being made to strengthen infrastructure related to roads, healthcare, education, electricity, tourism and water supply in rural as well as urban areas.

The locals appreciated the initiative and expressed gratitude to MLA Balwant Singh Mankotia for personally listening to their grievances and taking immediate steps for their resolution.

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