Cabinet Minister Bram Shankar Jindpa, today, assessed the camps organized under the "Sarkar Aapke Dwar" initiative in the Hoshiarpur constituency. He stated that the Punjab government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, is committed to resolving the issues of every individual in the state.
He emphasized that the camps being conducted across the entire state indicate the government's concern for the common people.Jindpa mentioned that the Punjab government is formulating schemes with a focus on addressing the concerns of the common people, ensuring that the benefits of government schemes reach them at the grassroots level.
Accompanied by Deputy Commissioner Komal Mittal, Mayor Surinder Kumar, Chairperson of the District Planning Committee Karamjit Kaur, Chairman of the City Improvement Trust Harmit Singh Aulakh, Vice Chairman of Punjab Industrial Development Corporation Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi, Senior Deputy Mayor Praveen Saini, Deputy Mayor Ranjita Chaudhary, Commissioner of the Municipal Corporation Jyoti Bala Mattu, and Assistant Commissioner (Complaints) Divya P., as well as Hoshiarpur's SDM Preet Inder Singh Bains, Jindpa stated that today he evaluated the camps set up in Ward No. 2 and 3 of Hoshiarpur, at Government Schools Ajjoval and Sri Guru Ravidas Nagar respectively.
He observed that there was considerable enthusiasm among the people attending the camps, who actively engaged in resolving their issues. He mentioned that officials from various departments are deployed at all camps, carefully listening to people's problems and providing appropriate solutions.
He mentioned that the purpose of starting these camps by the Punjab government is to address people's issues promptly. He informed that these camps have commenced from February 6, and their primary objective is to ensure that people benefit from Punjab government's public welfare schemes directly at their doorstep. He appealed to the residents of Hoshiarpur to take full advantage of these camps, which will be set up at different locations daily.