Tripura CM Manik Saha listens to public grievances in 45th edition of Mukhyamantri Samipeshu

ANI June 11, 2025 253 views

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha engaged with citizens during the 45th Mukhyamantri Samipeshu session, addressing their concerns directly. He issued immediate directives to officials, ensuring swift action on public grievances. The initiative strengthens transparency and governance, bridging the gap between the government and the people. Since its launch, the program has become a key platform for citizen engagement under the BJP-led administration.

"Mukhyamantri Samipeshu has turned into a major platform for the public to get their problems addressed." - CM Manik Saha
Agartala, June 11: The 45th edition of the 'Mukhyamantri Samipeshu' initiative, launched to directly address the problems and grievances of the people, was successfully held in Agartala on Wednesday.

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CM Saha listens to grievances in 45th edition

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On-spot directives issued to officials

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Strengthens government-public bond

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Reinforces BJP's commitment to transparency

Chief Minister Manik Saha once again engaged with citizens from various parts of the state, listening attentively to their concerns. During the session, CM Saha gave on-the-spot instructions to relevant officials to take immediate and necessary action on the issues raised.

The initiative has become a significant platform for the people of Tripura to voice their problems directly to the Chief Minister, reinforcing the state government's commitment to transparent and responsive governance.

In a post on X, CM Manik Saha shared, "'Mukhyamantri Samipeshu' has now turned into a major platform for the public to get their problems addressed. This initiative has been playing as a bridge between the Government and people. Like previous episodes, today conducted the 45th edition of the programme, addressing the people's grievances & serving them in a better way. Every grievance matters. We are committed to the welfare of all."

The session, which saw the participation of citizens from various regions of the state, is a key effort in resolving local problems and addressing the needs of the common people. Under this initiative, the Chief Minister has ensured that people's concerns are heard promptly, further strengthening the government's bond with the public.

This initiative continues to be a vital tool in ensuring that the voices of all citizens, regardless of their location, reach the highest levels of governance.

The program has gained considerable attention since the BJP-led government came into power in Tripura two years ago, reinforcing the commitment to transparency and accessible leadership.

Reader Comments

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Priya K.
This is such a great initiative by CM Saha! 👏 In smaller states like Tripura, direct access to leadership makes a huge difference. Hope other states also adopt similar programs. The on-spot instructions to officials show real commitment to solving problems.
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Rahul M.
While the program sounds good, I hope the follow-up action matches the promises made during these sessions. Many such initiatives start well but lose steam. Would love to see some data on how many grievances actually get resolved permanently.
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Sunita P.
As someone from Northeast, I appreciate this effort. Often our region feels neglected, but such direct engagement bridges the gap. Hope they continue this beyond just urban areas and reach remote villages too. The 45th edition shows good consistency!
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Arjun T.
Good initiative but why only 45 sessions in 2 years? Should be weekly at least! People's problems don't come on schedule. Also, hope they're covering all communities equally - tribal areas need special attention in Tripura.
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Neha G.
This is the real 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas' in action! 😊 So refreshing to see a CM actually listening instead of just giving speeches. My cousin in Agartala attended last month's session and her water issue got resolved within a week. More power to such programs!
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Deepak R.
Hope they maintain proper records of complaints and solutions. Would be great if they publish quarterly reports showing what issues were raised and resolution status. Transparency is key for public trust in such programs.

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