Government highlights citizen-centric governance, CM’s Advisor meets delegations

In line with the government’s commitment to responsive, transparent, and people-first governance, a number of public delegations today visited the Chief Minister’s Public Services and Outreach Office (Raabita) to present their concerns.

The delegations met with Advisor to Chief Minister, Nasir Aslam Wani, who interacted with the representatives to understand and solve their issues and grievances, said an official statement.

Among the prominent groups that called on the Advisor today were the Crusher Owners Association, the Jhelum Riverside House Rehabilitation Union, the Radio Taxi Drivers Association, delegations of young students, and various employee groups, alongside other civil society members.

The visiting delegations apprised the Advisor of their respective issues, seeking institutional intervention for timely redressal.

The Advisor to Chief Minister gave a patient hearing to all the delegations, noting down the specific issues and assuring timely resolution of the concerns raised during the interactions.

He reassured them that the Chief Minister led government is working to ensure equitable development, smooth delivery of public services and effective resolution of any issues that may arise for the common man.