During the present Memantha Siddham 2024 election campaign, chief minister Y.S. jagan Mohan Reddy, who is also the president of the ysr Congress, has created and executed an innovative concept called Jagananna Ko Soochana during Gramme Sabhas. His goal is to learn about the issues and recommendations of the public. people have been sending recommendations for the Jagananna Ko Soochana in great numbers, and jagan Reddy continues to engage with the public throughout these gatherings.
 
The YSRC leaders describing Jagananna's creative approach According to Ko Soochana, at cm Jagan's Gramme Sabhas, villagers are given slips with their name, phone number, village/ward, and suggestion columns. They are asked to put down their goals for the next ten years in ap and provide them to cm Jagan. They said that in addition, people are being requested to send a note to the chief medical officer. The slips with the token number have cm Jagan's Siddham portrait on one side, and on the other are columns for the recipient to enter their name, phone number, and address along with a message.
 
YSRC leaders said that after the chief minister's speech, a few slip holders are invited by the moderator of Gramme Sabha to speak with the chief minister face-to-face and offer ideas on how to improve government. In addition, they mentioned that everyone who was unable to speak at Grama Sabha might leave their recommendations in the suggestion box located at the event.
 
On march 27, jagan Reddy launched Memantha Siddham, and he engages with the public every day at Gramme Sabhas. He personally visits regular people, including the blind and the crippled, to hear about their problems and to solicit their ideas for improvement and wellbeing. By utilising Jagananna Ko Soochana effectively, the recipients are telling the cm about themselves. The vast majority of people want the assistance programmes to continue and offer recommendations for how their communities should improve.
 
 
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G GOWTHAM

01/04/2024 11:33 AM