Archive · 26 May 2025
Delhi's Jansunwai Camps Address Public Grievances in May
The Delhi government held public meetings called Jansunwai camps in May, where over 2,600 people came to share their problems.
People talked about things like water, roads, and getting certificates.
Officials tried to fix these problems right away, and if they couldn't, they sent them to the right departments.
The Chief Minister, Rekha Gupta, said complaints needed to be resolved quickly.
The government is also making it easier for people to file complaints online.
The goal is to listen to people and solve their issues.
Delhi government's Jansunwai camps saw over 2,600 attendees in May.
Camps addressed issues related to water supply, sanitation, and other public concerns.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta emphasized time-bound resolution of grievances.
Camps are organized with the participation of various government officials and representatives from multiple departments.
A public grievance portal is being upgraded for user-friendliness.
- Who
- Delhi government and citizens
- What
- Jansunwai camps where public grievances were heard and addressed.
- When
- May 17 and 24
- Where
- New Delhi, in revenue districts at community centers, schools, and chaupals
- Why
- To address public grievances and ensure their timely resolution.
- Total Attendees in May
- Over 2,600
- Camp Frequency
- Weekly on Saturdays
- Chief Minister
- Rekha Gupta
- Issues Addressed
- Water supply, sanitation, encroachment, and more
- Grievance Portal
- Upgrading for user-friendliness
