Will appoint a grievances minister to check corruption, says Karnataka CM D.K. Shivakumar
Karnataka Chief Minister Shivakumar unveiled plans for two new secretariats to enhance governance: one dedicated to public grievances and another for Non-Resident Indians. A minister will oversee public grievances, ensuring citizens' administrative issues are addressed at least thrice weekly. The initiative aims for a corruption-free government, free from undue influence.
Karnataka Chief Minister Shivakumar unveiled plans for two new secretariats to enhance governance: one dedicated to public grievances and another for Non-Resident Indians. A minister will oversee public grievances, ensuring citizens' administrative issues are addressed at least thrice weekly. The initiative aims for a corruption-free government, free from undue influence.
