As per his schedule, the Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat interacted with workers of the Bharatiya Janata Party at the BJP State head office at Balbir Road here on Monday. The Chief Minister heard the issues raised and suggestions tendered by the party workers on the occasion. According to officials, about 250 workers of the BJP submitted their written complaints, requests and suggestions addresses to the Chief Minister during the meet. For the redressal of problems communicated by various people, the officials concerned were contacted on the phone and issued necessary instructions. Majority of the request letters were regarding financial assistance, developmental works and treatment of serious health problem.
Addressing the gathering on the occasion, the Chief Minister assured that the State Government is sensitive towards the problems faced by the public. An atmosphere is being developed in Government offices which ensures timely completion of the works of the people. The district level officers have also been directed to ensure that the problems of the people are resolved within the designated time limit. Steps like biometric attendance in offices, organisation of Tehsil Diwas and Janta Milan programmes are being taken towards this goal, he said. One of the cases brought to the notice of the chief minister on the occasion was concerning the transfer of an accountant from the Pauri treasury to Dehradun. Regarding this, the director of treasury, informed that from time to time, proposals are received through public representatives for transfer of accountants and assistant accounts from ‘remote’ districts to Dehradun, Haridwar, Udham Singh Nagar and Nainital districts. He further informed that proposals received regarding such transfer are submitted to the state administration for necessary instructions because it is not possible to take necessary action at the level of the directorate in such matters. The BJP State president Ajay Bhatt, various office bearers of the party and government officials were also among those present on the occasion.