The Yogi Adityanath-led government has achieved a historic milestone by resolving over 6,08,617 public grievances during the Good Governance Week 2024, securing the top position in the nation.

Maharashtra and Rajasthan claimed the second and third spots with 2,33,892 and 2,13,415 grievance resolutions, respectively. 

This remarkable achievement reflects the administrative efficiency and unwavering commitment of the Yogi government towards public service. Uttar Pradesh also led the country in organising workshops at block and headquarters levels, with Madhya Pradesh following in second place. 

Good Governance Week is celebrated nationwide from December 19 to 24 every year to commemorate the birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. The initiative, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, aims to promote transparency, efficiency and accountability in governance. 

During the Good Governance Week, workshops were organised nationwide at block, tehsil, district and headquarters levels to address public grievances, raise awareness, and promote transparency in administrative work. Uttar Pradesh stood out by organising the highest number of workshops — 16,997 — securing the top position in the country. Madhya Pradesh came second with 13,128 workshops, while Rajasthan took third place with 5,810 workshops. 

The purpose of these workshops was to resolve public grievances effectively, enhance public awareness and foster transparency in governance. These efforts also created a strong dialogue between the public and the administration.

The visionary leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and the dedication of administrative officials have brought Uttar Pradesh to the forefront nationally. Through Good Governance Week, the Yogi government has sent a powerful message of ‘Public Service as the Top Priority’, with workshops serving as an excellent example of this commitment.