Vows Swift Action on Complaints, Transparency in Administration
Jaipur, May 19 – Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma reaffirmed his government’s commitment to citizen-centric governance during a public hearing held at his official residence on Monday. Addressing the grievances of residents directly, Sharma instructed government officers and employees to uphold the highest standards of governance by responding promptly and effectively to public complaints.Interacting personally with the attendees, Sharma underlined that resolving public issues is the state government's top priority. He urged officials to act swiftly, adding that the administration must go beyond problem-solving to become a model of transparency and accountability.
Financial Relief and Accountability Measures
During the hearing, Sharma issued directives for financial assistance to be provided to Mukesh Singh Rajawat, a paralysed individual, through the Chief Minister's Relief Fund as per the established guidelines.He also instructed authorities to maintain a detailed record of each grievance, ensure timely follow-up, and communicate the status of resolutions to the complainants. Emphasising strict accountability, the Chief Minister warned of action against officials found negligent in addressing public concerns.
The public hearing reflects the Rajasthan government's ongoing efforts to enhance administrative responsiveness and establish a governance model focused on transparency, efficiency, and citizen welfare.