Bhubaneswar: The public grievance hearings conducted by Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi will not take place on September 2, 9, and 16, as per an official statement released on Friday.
The closure on September 2 is due to the ongoing first session of the 17th Assembly, while the suspension on September 9 will be in observance of the Nuakhai festival, and on September 16 for Prophet Muhammad’s birthday (Milad un-Nabi), according to the press release.
The General Administration & Public Grievances Department will notify the public of the next scheduled dates for grievance hearings through various media platforms and news outlets, ensuring continued communication with the public.
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