Gangtok, Sikkim – Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang concluded a three-day public outreach program in Rhenock. The initiative, named Janta Bhet Karyakram, was held at Mamring Gaushala in Amba and engaged thousands of local residents.
Outreach Program Overview
The three-day program ran from February 23 to 25 and featured interactive sessions at several venues. Events began at Padamchey Secondary School, shifted to the Rhenock Forest Bungalow, and ended at Mamring Gaushala. More than 1,200 people met the Chief Minister daily, with an estimated 4,000 participants overall.
Senior government officials and local leaders from Budang Kamarey GPU, East Pendam GPU, and wards under Chalamthang Pacheykhani GPU joined the sessions.
Public Engagement and Discussions
The sessions provided a forum for residents to raise issues on infrastructure, water supply, healthcare, education, and employment. Officials offered immediate responses and shared details about various welfare schemes. The event encouraged citizens to voice their concerns and receive guidance on policy matters.
CM Tamang noted,
“The Janta Bhet Karyakram with the people of Rhenock constituency has successfully concluded today at Mamring Gaushala. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to the distinguished dignitaries, HODs, officers, staff, volunteers, and party workers whose dedication made this event a success. I also deeply appreciate the support of the people, without whom this would not have been possible.”
Commitment to Development
In addition to policy discussions, the Chief Minister extended financial assistance to the elderly, patients, and students facing hardships. This gesture underscores the government’s commitment to prompt aid and community development.
CM Tamang pledged to expand similar outreach programs across other constituencies, ensuring greater government accessibility and effective governance. The initiative was widely appreciated for bridging the gap between administration and the public.
Gangtokian Web Team, 26/02/2025