Jammu, Nov 28 – In a bid to ensure that public services are being delivered efficiently and without any hindrances, Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Kumar Choudhary today conducted a surprise inspection of the Chief Engineer, Roads & Buildings (R&B) Jammu office and the Government Hospital Gandhinagar. The inspections were aimed at assessing the functioning of government offices and healthcare facilities to ensure smooth operations and to address any public grievances.
During his visit, the Deputy Chief Minister interacted with the staff at both locations and reiterated the government’s commitment to providing speedy and hassle-free public services. He stressed the importance of ensuring that citizens do not face any inconvenience while accessing essential government services.
Inspection of R&B Office
At the Chief Engineer R&B Jammu office, Choudhary conducted a detailed review of the ongoing works, administrative processes, and staff efficiency. He emphasized that the department must work with a sense of urgency to complete projects in a timely manner and ensure that all works are up to the mark.
“The government is focused on improving infrastructure and providing quality services to the people. Officials must make sure that work is being carried out without delay, and the people do not face any inconvenience due to administrative bottlenecks,” the Deputy Chief Minister said during the inspection.
Visit to Government Hospital Gandhinagar
Choudhary’s next stop was the Government Hospital Gandhinagar, where he reviewed the healthcare facilities and interacted with medical staff. He instructed the hospital authorities to ensure that patients are provided with high-quality healthcare services and that the benefits of various health schemes are effectively reaching the community.
“The government has launched several health-related policies, and it is crucial that these benefits are extended to the people in an efficient manner,” Choudhary said. “Quality healthcare should be accessible to everyone, and it is important that hospital staff remains dedicated to patient care at all times.”
The Deputy Chief Minister also inquired about the availability of essential medicines, staff strength, and the general infrastructure of the hospital, stressing the importance of maintaining hygiene and providing patients with a comfortable experience.
Meetings with Delegations at Civil Secretariat
After the inspections, the Deputy Chief Minister held a meeting with various delegations at the Civil Secretariat. The deputations presented their concerns and issues, ranging from infrastructure and development projects to public health and welfare matters. Among the delegations was a group of Secretariat employees, who raised issues related to their service conditions and work environment.
Choudhary assured the deputations that their concerns would be addressed promptly and that the government is committed to improving the welfare of employees and citizens alike.
Commitment to Public Welfare
The Deputy Chief Minister concluded his visit by reiterating the government’s resolve to ensure that the public receives efficient and transparent services. He also highlighted that the inspections and interactions with citizens were part of a broader initiative to ensure accountability and improve governance at all levels.
“Governance is about serving the people. We must continuously assess and improve our services to ensure that the public’s needs are met effectively,” Choudhary said. “Whether it’s the delivery of public services or the provision of healthcare, the focus must always be on the well-being of the people.”
Conclusion
The surprise inspections carried out by Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Kumar Choudhary reflect the government’s proactive approach to enhancing the delivery of public services. By directly engaging with staff and addressing public grievances, Choudhary’s visit underscored the administration’s commitment to improving governance and ensuring the smooth implementation of government policies.
As the day ended, several delegations left the Civil Secretariat with the hope that their concerns would be resolved quickly, while the Deputy Chief Minister’s efforts were widely appreciated for ensuring accountability and responsiveness in public service delivery.
