‘Aap Di Sarkar, Aap De Dwar’ initiative kickstarts in Patiala

Patiala, February 6 On the first day of ‘Aap Di Sarkar, Aap De Dwar’ initiative, Cabinet Minister Chetan Singh Jouramajra visited villages including Ranbirpura, Inderpura, and Jahlan in the Patiala and Samana subdivisions to assess the special camps. He...

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Updated At : 11:26 AM Feb 07, 2024 IST

Patiala, February 6

On the first day of ‘Aap Di Sarkar, Aap De Dwar’ initiative, Cabinet Minister Chetan Singh Jouramajra visited villages including Ranbirpura, Inderpura, and Jahlan in the Patiala and Samana subdivisions to assess the special camps.

He interacted with the residents and instructed officials of the relevant departments to address their issues promptly. Officials from the SDM office Patiala and Samana, including SDMs Arvind Kumar and Richa Goel, were also present on the occasion. The minister further stated that under the initiative, special camps will be set up in villages and wards for the next month to provide administrative services near people’s homes. He urged the public to take advantage of the camp’s services.

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