Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah to hold grievance redressal programmeJana Spandana on November 27

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will hold a grievance redressal programmeJana Spandana on November 27 morning, providing on-the-spot solutions to aggrieved people. The chief minister's office said in a statement that it has made all the preparations for the programme.

Preparations for the Programme

Additional Chief Secretary Rajneesh Goyal visited Siddaramaiahs home office Krishna in the evening and reviewed the final preparations. The statement said that 20 counters have been set up to receive complaints and two counters have been set aside for senior citizens and people with special needs. Complaints received will be sorted, department-wise, and will be recorded in the software. Applicants will be given an acknowledgment letter, after which the CM will hear the complaints and suggest solutions, it said.

Government Officials to be Present

A circular has already been issued to all the government secretaries and heads of departments, asking them to be present in person. Deputy commissioners, zilla panchayat chief executive officers and superintendents of police, as well as all the district, sub-division and taluk level officers have been asked to be present at Krishna, the statement said.

Aadhaar or Ration Card Mandatory

It added that it is mandatory for citizens attending Janata Darshan to produce their Aadhaar card or ration card for identification. The statement also said that complainants can easily find find out the status of the application, as it would be documented.

The Jana Spandana programme is a great opportunity for the people of Karnataka to have their grievances heard and resolved by the Chief Minister himself. The government has made elaborate arrangements to ensure that the programme is a success and that the people of Karnataka get the relief they deserve.