Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said more than 6.5 lakh people participated in the 2 recent phases of the “Jan Jan ki Sarkar, Jan Jan ke Dwar” camp initiative. He also said lakhs of public issues were resolved on the spot.
The programme’s stated focus is to take government services closer to residents rather than limit the exercise to temporary counters or stalls. Dhami said the camps were intended to bring services to people’s doorsteps.
What Dhami said about the camps
According to the Chief Minister, the camps were held in 2 phases in the recent past. Together, they attracted participation from more than 6.5 lakh people, while lakhs of issues were addressed during the camps themselves.
Dhami said the initiative should be understood as a service-delivery effort. In his description, the importance of the camps lies in connecting people with services at their homes or nearby communities.
The statement did not provide a department-wise breakdown of the issues handled, the number of camps held, or details of the specific services delivered. It also did not identify the districts or locations covered by the 2 phases.
Why the initiative matters
The figures presented by Dhami indicate substantial public participation in the programme. The claim that lakhs of issues were resolved on the spot points to an emphasis on immediate handling of grievances and requests.
For residents, the practical purpose is to access government services without relying only on visits to distant offices. Further details about the programme’s outcomes would require official information on the issues received, departments involved and cases still pending.
Conclusion
Dhami said the 2 phases of the Jan Jan ki Sarkar, Jan Jan ke Dwar camps reached more than 6.5 lakh people and resolved lakhs of issues on the spot, with doorstep service delivery as the programme’s central aim.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the name of the camp initiative?
The initiative is called “Jan Jan ki Sarkar, Jan Jan ke Dwar”.
Q. Who gave the statement?
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami gave the statement.
Q. How many people participated in the 2 phases?
More than 6.5 lakh people participated in the 2 phases held in the recent past.
Q. How many issues were resolved?
Dhami said lakhs of issues were resolved on the spot.
Q. What is the stated purpose of the camps?
The stated purpose is to bring government services to people’s doorsteps.
Q. Were the camps held in one phase or 2?
The programme was organised in 2 phases.
