As part of the programme, Divisional Commissioner Durga Shakti Nagpal will engage directly with villagers through an open chaupal, providing a platform for residents to raise grievances, share feedback, and discuss issues related to public services. Authorities indicated that officials from relevant departments will be present on-site to address concerns and facilitate immediate resolution wherever possible. In addition to public interaction, a one-day special camp will be organised in the selected Gram Panchayat to ensure on-the-spot delivery of benefits under various government schemes. Eligible beneficiaries are expected to receive approvals and certificates during the camp itself, reducing the need for repeated visits to administrative offices.
The schedule for the launch day includes a public hearing in the morning, followed by sessions focused on resolving departmental and pension-related matters, particularly for employees and senior citizens. Officials will also conduct inspections of ongoing and completed development projects in the district to assess quality and progress. The “Sandhya Samvad Programme” is part of a series of outreach efforts by the state administration to improve transparency, streamline grievance redressal, and enhance accountability in governance at the local level. By facilitating direct dialogue between citizens and officials, the initiative aims to identify gaps in implementation and ensure more efficient delivery of services.