Jaipur – Rajasthan’s Cabinet Minister for Animal Husbandry, Cow Rearing, Dairy, and Devasthan, Joraram Kumawat, held a public hearing (Jan Sunwai) on Tuesday at his official residence in Civil Lines, Jaipur. Citizens from across the state gathered in large numbers to voice their concerns. The minister assured that Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma is committed to ensuring relief reaches the last person in the state, with timely resolution of their issues.
During the hearing, people raised problems related to education, healthcare, water supply, pensions, road construction, and administrative services. Minister Kumawat attentively listened to each grievance and issued immediate instructions to the concerned departments for action. In several cases, prompt solutions were initiated on the spot.
Regular Public Hearings a Step Towards Sensitive Governance
Kumawat emphasized that regular public hearings are now being held every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday to address public concerns efficiently. These sessions, he said, are proving to be a milestone in establishing sensitive and responsive governance in the state. Citizens expressed their concerns openly and appeared confident about timely redressal.
Several public representatives, including MLA Jaideep Bihani, MLA Pratap Singh Singhi, and Jaipur District Chief Rama Devi Chopra, met with the minister during the session. They discussed regional development issues and local priorities. Minister Kumawat took all matters seriously and directed officials to act swiftly.