Hundreds of people from across Karnataka thronged the Chief Minister’s home office ‘Krishna’ in Bengaluru with their grievances on Monday as the first full-fledged Janaspandana in the second tenure of Siddaramaiah got under way.
Employment, land issues, financial assistance for health, housing, and pending government compensations were among the many issues that people brought to the notice of Mr. Siddaramaiah, who heard the grievances as well as received requests from people.
As many as 3,812 requests and grievances were received of which several cases were resolved on the spot while the remaining would be addressed in a specific timeline. Revenue matters topped the list of grievances followed by issues pertaining to Women and Child Welfare Department and Backward Classes Department, a note from the Chief Minister’s Office said.
