Govt committed to solve people’s issues, says CM

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Taking a break from the continuous review meetings of various departments, Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Thursday met common people coming from different districts of the State at his residence and listened to their issues. The people who reached the CM's residence met the Soren and explained their problems. The CM himself came to each person and took the application from them. He also instructed the officials concerned for speedy resolution of the problems of all the people.

After assurance of CM, the people who reached his residence appeared satisfied. Most of the people talked about problems related to water, electricity, road, pension, housing etc. During this time, people associated with social organisations also presented their problems to the CM.

“Our government is constantly making efforts to address people’s problems in the State. It is the endeavour of the present government to make basic facilities available to your villages. A positive change in the standard of living of all of you is our government's priority,” he said.

The CM, soon after taking charge, had started meeting people directly at his residence and had asked people to bring books alongwith them instead of bouquets. He also regularly monitors his Twitter handle and solves problems of people giving necessary guidelines to officials through social media.

Meanwhile, the CM has approved the document format for the constitution of the Sub-Divisional Court in Nagar Untari subdivision of Garhwa district. It will now be placed in the Cabinet meeting for approval. Action for construction of court building, residential building and prison is under process regarding the formation of Sub-Divisional Court.

Six courts will be set up in the Nagar Untari subdivision. These include one Court of District and Additional Sessions Judge, one Court of Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate, one Court of Civil Judge (Senior Division), one Court of Sub-Divisional Judicial Magistrate, one Court of Civil Judge (Junior Division) and two Courts of Judicial Magistrate.

For the formation of these courts, action will have to be taken for the appointment of judicial officers and subordinate personnel for their cooperation. The process of creation of posts of judicial officers will be done at the level of Personnel, Administrative Reforms and Official Language Department, while the process of posting of non-gazetted employees is to be done by the Law Department.

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