Indore-4 to Host Public Grievance Camp on August 14

A special public grievance redressal camp will be held at Usharaje Parisar, Usha Nagar in Indore on August 14 as part of the Chief Minister Jan-Vishwas Abhiyan-2026. The camp aims to address complaints of residents from all wards under Zones 2, 12, 14 and 15 of Assembly Constituency Indore-4.

Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargav, MLA Malini Gaud, Collector Shivam Verma, and Municipal Commissioner Kshitij Singhal will attend the camp along with senior officials from the district administration, Indore Municipal Corporation, and other departments. The officials will conduct field inspections of government institutions and civic infrastructure and hear citizens' grievances, with efforts to resolve issues on the spot.

The camp will also review pending complaints received through the CMHelpline, Indore 311 app, public hearings, and other platforms for speedy disposal. Additionally, the implementation of government welfare schemes will be assessed. An Udyam Samvad programme will bring together local entrepreneurs and startup beneficiaries to share experiences and raise issues for prompt resolution.

A health camp will provide medical check-ups and free medicines, while Aadhaar updation services will also be available. The campaign aims to strengthen government outreach, resolve public problems through field visits, review development and welfare schemes, and ensure timely delivery of public services.

The special public grievance redressal camps are being organised every Friday across IMC, municipal council, and Janpad Panchayat areas. Upcoming camps are scheduled for August 21 at Lasudia Parmar (Sanwer), September 11 at Gautampura, September 18 at Kankariya (Mhow), and September 25 at Indore Municipal Corporation Zone 6. The campaign will continue until January 8, 2027.

Cases requiring state-level decisions, policy, budget, or technical approval will be referred to senior officials for time-bound resolution. Activities will be monitored through a portal, with instructions to conduct programmes economically, avoid single-use plastic, and use existing infrastructure.

The Chief Minister Jan-Vishwas Abhiyan-2026 is an initiative to address public grievances and improve the delivery of public services. The campaign has been launched to strengthen the government's outreach and resolve public problems through field visits. The special public grievance redressal camps are an important part of this initiative, providing a platform for citizens to raise their concerns and get them addressed.

The campaign is expected to have a positive impact on the residents of Indore, particularly those living in the areas covered by the special public grievance redressal camps. It is an effort to make the government more accessible and responsive to the needs of the citizens.

In conclusion, the special public grievance redressal camp in Indore-4 on August 14 is an important initiative to address public grievances and improve the delivery of public services. The campaign is expected to continue until January 8, 2027, and will cover various areas across IMC, municipal council, and Janpad Panchayat areas.