Bhubaneswar: Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi listened to the grievances of around 1,000 citizens at his weekly grievance cell on Monday.
The Chief Minister began the session by hearing the concerns of differently-abled individuals. Approximately 30 Divyangs from across the state submitted their issues, with Majhi personally engaging with each one to understand their problems thoroughly.
The majority of the grievances focused on housing, government support programs, and other basic needs. Following the discussions, Majhi instructed officials from various departments to address the concerns at the earliest.
Several ministers, including Mukesh Mahaling, Krushna Chandra Patra, Pradip Balsamant, Ganeshram Khuntia, and Rabi Narayan Nayak, were present during the session to assist in the resolution process.
This was the sixth hearing conducted by Chief Minister Majhi since taking office, as the grievance cell is held every Monday.
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