RAIPUR: The Chhattisgarh government on Friday launched 41-day 'Sushasan Tihar 2026' (Good Governance Festival) in order to deliver government services at the doorsteps of people across the state.
Large-scale grievance redressal camps will be organized in both rural and urban areas in the state during the period, an official spokesman said.
Chief minister Vishnu Deo Sai has issued directions to all district collectors, emphasizing that time-bound resolution of public complaints is the cornerstone of good governance, the spokesman said.
Mr. Sai said that transparent, simple, and prompt delivery of services remains the top priority of the government.
"The district collectors were earlier instructed to prioritized disposal of all pending cases till April 30", the officer said.
Under the campaign, rural camps will cover clusters of 15-20-gram panchayats, while urban camps will be organized ward-wise.
Applications will be accepted and benefits delivered on the spot.
Most cases will be resolved within one month.
Ministers, members of parliament, MLAs, the chief secretary, and in-charge secretaries will visit camps, inspect arrangements, and interact directly with the citizens during the campaign.
The campaign will close on June 10.