Bhubaneswar, Oct 24: The Odisha Government has postponed the Chief Minister’s public grievance hearing scheduled for Monday, October 26, in Bhubaneswar, citing the possibility of a cyclone.
The programme was scheduled to take place at the premises of the former Government Primary School in Unit-II, Ashok Nagar, near Capital Nursery. The decision has been communicated by the General Administration and Public Grievance Department.
No Fresh Registration Required for Applicants
People who had registered online to meet the Chief Minister during the October 26 session will not need to submit a fresh application for the next hearing.
The government has clarified that the existing registrations will remain valid, offering relief to applicants who had already completed the registration process and were preparing to attend the scheduled programme.
New Date to Be Announced
The date of the next public grievance hearing in Bhubaneswar has not yet been announced. The department said details of the rescheduled programme would be communicated through newspapers and other media outlets.
The postponement comes amid concerns over the possibility of a cyclone, with the authorities opting to defer the public interaction programme.
The Chief Minister’s grievance hearing provides citizens with an opportunity to bring their complaints and concerns directly to the government for consideration.
Applicants are advised to follow official announcements for updates on the next session and any further instructions regarding attendance.
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