In the Janata Darbar, Health Minister Banna Gupta listened to public grievances and directed officials to provide immediate solutions.
JAMSHEDPUR – Health Minister Banna Gupta held a Janata Darbar at his Kadma office on Saturday morning, where he listened to the issues presented by people from the Jamshedpur West assembly constituency and directed officials to act accordingly.
Individuals brought their grievances to the public forum, and the Minister worked to resolve many issues on the spot, instructing officials to handle the remaining cases.
A woman from Dhatkidih named Lakshmi Mukhi, for instance, was provided a wheelchair during the event.
The Janata Darbar saw discussions on a range of issues including electricity bills, drinking water shortages, treatments at Ranchi RIMS, drain problems in Kadma, road construction, Jusco water connections, and starting pensions for widowed women.
During the session, the Minister also distributed pension acceptance certificates to 325 approved recipients of old age and widow pensions.
The meeting was attended by Bhola Goswami, Manoj Jha, Prabhat Thakur, Babua Jha, Ravi Dubey, Majid Akhtar, Kailash Rajak, Jayprakash Sahu, Irshad Haider, Rajesh Bahadur, Dhanu Mahato, Jitendra Singh, Sanjeev Jha, Chhotu Shahnawaz Ahmed, Baban Shukla, Bharat Garhwal, Suraj Harpal, Sumit Thakur, Rajesh Gorai, Haridas, Bishu Da, GM Raza and other workers.
