Key Takeaways
- The Janta Darbar received 51 citizen complaints, primarily on land disputes and law and order.
- Nitish Kumar instructed authorities to act immediately on the issues raised.
- Issues spanned general administration, home, land reforms, labour, registration, vigilance, excise, election, cabinet Secretariat, and parliamentary affairs.
Patna: Bihar Chief minister Nitish Kumar directed the authorities concerned to take immediate action into the complaints made in his Janta Darbar on Monday.
The meeting addressed 51 citizen grievances, focusing on land disputes and law and order.
While hearing the complaints of the people in his regular Janta Darbar, the Chief Minister asked the authorities to look into the matters and initiate adequate measures to solve them.
A total number of 51 complaints were made by the people who attended the Janta Darbar and apprised Kumar about their matters which were mostly related to land disputes and law and order.
Apart from land disputes and law and order, the issues raised before Nitish were prominently of the general administration, home, land and reforms, labour , registration, vigilance, excise, election, cabinet Secretariat, parliamentary affairs and others.
The cabinet colleagues of Nitish Kumar and senior officers of the state government were also present in the Janta Darbar along with the Chief Minister.
