DC urges public to get civic issues resolved at Samadhan Camp

Tribune News Service

Panchkula, Updated At : 07:45 AM Jan 04, 2025 IST

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A Samadhan Camp was organised at the Mini Secretariat auditorium under the guidance of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Monica Gupta. City Magistrate Vishwanath heard the problems of the district residents and directed the department concerned to solve them on priority basis.

The DC, meanwhile, appealed to all the district residents to make use of the opportunity.

The problems faced by people living in the urban areas are being heard at the Municipal Corporation’s office located in Sector 4. At the same time, a amp is being organised in the SDM office Kalka. At the district level, a camp is being organised at the auditorium of Mini Secretariat on every working day.

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