Under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, the Punjab government’s public outreach campaign ‘Samvad’ is witnessing active participation across the state. As part of the initiative, AAP leaders held local meetings in multiple constituencies to engage directly with citizens.
The campaign aims to bridge the gap between the government and the public. It focuses on discussing key developments and gathering feedback from people on governance.
Bhagwant Mann: Meetings held across key constituencies
Nukkad meetings were organized in areas including Budhladha, Dera Bassi, Kotkapura, Sangrur, Malerkotla, Baba Bakala, and Sultanpur Lodhi. Leaders interacted with residents and highlighted the work done by the government over the past four years.
Officials stated that such ground-level engagement helps in understanding local concerns more effectively. It also allows direct communication of policies and achievements.
Focus on four years of governance
During the interactions, AAP leaders shared details about the initiatives undertaken by the Bhagwant Mann government. The discussions revolved around development works, welfare measures, and administrative reforms implemented during the tenure.
The campaign also highlighted the government’s efforts in sectors such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure. These points were presented as part of the broader governance narrative.
Public participation and response
According to party representatives, the outreach programme received a strong response from the public. Residents participated in discussions and shared their views during the meetings.
Leaders noted that people expressed appreciation for various initiatives taken by the government. The feedback collected during these interactions is expected to shape future policy decisions.
Strengthening connect between government and citizens
The ‘Samvad’ campaign is being seen as an effort to strengthen communication between the administration and the public. By holding direct meetings, the government aims to ensure transparency and accountability.
Officials said that such initiatives will continue across Punjab. The objective is to maintain consistent engagement and build trust with citizens.
