Archive · 31 Dec 2025
Gujarat Forms 13 Consultative Panels for Policy Implementation
The Gujarat government has created 13 special groups called consultative committees.
These groups are led by different ministers and include other ministers, members of the legislative assembly (MLAs), and members of parliament (MPs).
Each group will meet every three months to talk about how to put government policies into action and to discuss important issues that affect the people.
The groups will not deal with personal problems or legal cases.
The goal is to make sure that the government's plans are carried out well and that the people's needs are met.
These groups will work as long as the current government is in power.
Gujarat government formed 13 consultative committees for policy implementation.
Committees include ministers, MLAs, and MPs, with each headed by a Cabinet member or minister of state.
Committees will meet every three months to discuss policy implementation and citizen concerns.
Each committee will function for the term of the present Cabinet.
Committees will not consider personal matters, individual cases, or issues pending in judicial proceedings.
- Who
- Gujarat government, including Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and various ministers, MLAs, and MPs
- What
- Formation of 13 consultative committees for policy implementation
- When
- December 31, 2023
- Where
- Gujarat, India
- Why
- To exchange views on policy implementation and address citizen concerns
- Number of Committees
- 13
- Chief Minister
- Bhupendra Patel
- Deputy Chief Minister
- Harsh Sanghavi
- Meeting Frequency
- Once every three months or as decided by the chairperson
- Committee Term
- Term of the present Cabinet
- Committee Members
- Ministers, MLAs, and MPs
- Committee Scope
- Policy implementation and citizen concerns
- Excluded Matters
- Personal matters, individual cases, and judicial proceedings
