Andhra Pradesh chief minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy will launch his mass grievance redressal programme Praja Darbar from July 1 (Monday). The CM’s camp office at Tadepalli will open in the morning for people to air their grievances. This was one of the popular programmes of his father late YS Rajasekhar Reddy.
Those wishing to take their grievances to the notice of the CM can meet him in person and air their complaints. Of course, officials would go through the complaints to check their veracity before they are sent to the CM. Sources said Jagan has asked officials to ensure that not a single genuine grievance is ignored and are sent to the officials concerned. The CMO would also do a follow-up with the respective officers to see that the grievances are addressed at the earliest possible time.
The CM will meet people from 8am to 9am daily before taking up other issues for the day. Officials have been told to make arrangements at his camp office for visitors to wait in the hall. Security cameras and metal detectors would be installed at camp office, and visitors would be properly scanned before they are allowed to meet the CM. Additional staff will be deployed to guide and monitor visitors.
Meanwhile, officials are also preparing the schedule for Jagan’s mass contact programme Ratchabanda, which would begin after the village secretariats are ready and village volunteers are appointed. As part of the programme, the chief minister will visit the villages to have direct contact with people and get feedback.
AP CM YS Jaganmohan Reddy will launch Praja Darbar from July 1
