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Scindia Holds Public Hearing in Guna, Inaugurates ₹9 Crore Projects

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia visited his Guna Lok Sabha constituency, inaugurating five completed projects worth ₹9 crore. He participated in a public hearing in Kachnar town, interacting with residents and registering their complaints through a systematic token-based process. Scindia issued directives to officials for the priority resolution of grievances, with many addressed on the spot. This marks the second phase of his constituency-wide public hearing initiative, following a session where over 1,000 applications were received.

Key Points: Jyotiraditya Scindia Holds Public Hearing in Guna Constituency

  • Public hearing in Ashoknagar district
  • Inaugurated ₹9 crore projects
  • Token-based grievance registration
  • Directives for prompt resolution
  • Initiative enters second phase
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MP: Jyotiraditya Scindia holds public hearing in Guna constituency​

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia conducts public hearing in Ashoknagar, inaugurates projects worth ₹9 crore, and resolves local grievances.

"I have made it my firm resolve to resolve the problems faced by every single citizen - Jyotiraditya Scindia"

Gwalior, April 4

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Saturday participated in multiple events, including a public hearing meeting held in Ashoknagar district, during his visit to his Lok Sabha constituency, Guna in Madhya Pradesh.​

On the second day of his visit to the parliamentary constituency, Scindia inaugurated five completed projects worth Rs 9 crore, which included a Tehsil (Revenue Department) office building and an Anganwadi centre in Ashoknagar (part of the Guna Lok Sabha constituency).​

Later, the Union Minister participated in a public hearing meeting held in Kachnar town in Ashoknagar district, during which he interacted with people who had arrived to get their problems resolved.​

"Today, I visited Kachnar in the Ashoknagar Assembly constituency and understood the problems of local villagers with the utmost seriousness. I issued the necessary directions to resolve them on a priority basis. Through this ongoing process of public hearings, I have made it my firm resolve to resolve the problems faced by every single citizen," he wrote on X.​

The Minister mentioned that all complaints received at the public hearing were systematically registered using a token-based system, and many were resolved on the spot.​

"I have issued clear directives to the concerned officials to ensure prompt and effective action on every single case. Online tracking is being ensured for the remaining pending matters to facilitate their timely and transparent resolution," he added.​

Scindia had started an initiative to organise village and Assembly-wise public hearings under his Guna Lok Sabha constituency last year, which has now entered its second phase.​

On Friday, Scindia stayed for over three hours during a public hearing and received 1,048 applications from local residents.​

He suggested that in cases where resolution appears difficult, the reasons must be clearly articulated, and matters pertaining to the Central and state levels should be forwarded to the appropriate authorities to ensure resolution.​

- IANS

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Priyanka N
Good to see development projects being inaugurated. A tehsil office and anganwadi centre are basic but crucial infrastructure. Hope the quality of construction is maintained. Often these projects are completed but maintenance is poor. Let's see if this time is different.
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Aman W
Public hearings are a great initiative, but the real test is in the follow-up. Online tracking is a welcome move for transparency. Hope the common villager can actually access and use that system. Many times, such tech solutions don't reach the ground level properly.
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Sarah B
Spending over three hours to receive more than a thousand applications shows dedication. It's important for leaders to invest time like this. The directive to clearly articulate reasons when resolution is difficult is very sensible—it manages expectations and builds trust.
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Vikram M
While the effort is commendable, I hope this isn't just a pre-election activity. The article says the initiative started last year and is in its second phase, which is promising. Consistency is key. The real impact will be felt when the pending 1048+ applications are actually resolved. Jai Hind!
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Kavya N
As someone from MP, it's refreshing to see a Union Minister so actively involved in constituency work. Often, MPs forget their home turf after going to Delhi. The focus on village-level hearings is exactly what's needed. More power to such jan sunwais! 🙏

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