Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik and other Ministers would now directly telephone common people in the State to get their feedback on the kind of response they receive at police stations, District Headquarters Hospitals (DHHs) and Government offices.
In an effort to ensure good governance and transparency in the administration at the grassroots level, Patnaik announced launching of a new initiative called ‘Mo Sarkar’ during the State-level Independence Day celebrations here on Thursday.
Based on the 5Ts model of governance, the ‘Mo Sarkar’ programme would be implemented from Gandhi Jayanti on October 2. All police stations and DHHs would be covered under the programme in its first phase. In the next phase, all departments would implement the programme by March 5, 2020.
“I am your Chief Minister. I would personally call you up and ask you about the kind of response and services you get while visiting police stations and hospitals. I would also want to know about your experience at Government offices. Ministers of my Cabinet and senior officers at the district level would also telephone you to get your feedback,” Patnaik said in his address.
He further said that if any household still does not have electricity connection, they can submit an application at the panchayat office. Electricity connection would be provided to them within 48 hours after that, the CM asserted.
Patnaik hoped that such a programme would further strengthen the link between the Government and the common people.
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Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik and other Ministers would now directly telephone common people in the State to get their feedback on the kind of response they receive at police stations, District Headquarters Hospitals (DHHs) and Government offices.
In an effort to ensure good governance and transparency in the administration at the grassroots level, Patnaik announced launching of a new initiative called ‘Mo Sarkar’ during the State-level Independence Day celebrations here on Thursday.
Based on the 5Ts model of governance, the ‘Mo Sarkar’ programme would be implemented from Gandhi Jayanti on October 2. All police stations and DHHs would be covered under the programme in its first phase. In the next phase, all departments would implement the programme by March 5, 2020.
“I am your Chief Minister. I would personally call you up and ask you about the kind of response and services you get while visiting police stations and hospitals. I would also want to know about your experience at Government offices. Ministers of my Cabinet and senior officers at the district level would also telephone you to get your feedback,” Patnaik said in his address.
He further said that if any household still does not have electricity connection, they can submit an application at the panchayat office. Electricity connection would be provided to them within 48 hours after that, the CM asserted.
Patnaik hoped that such a programme would further strengthen the link between the Government and the common people.