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The event saw active participation from ex-councillors, prominent citizens, Swachhata Champions, Swachhata Ambassadors, NGOs, members of Mohalla Welfare Committees, and the general public. A range of JMC officers, including the Joint Commissioner (A), Joint Commissioner (W), Secretary JMC, Deputy Director (Planning), and others, also attended the program.
During the event, the speakers highlighted concerns related to streetlight maintenance, road and park upkeep, water supply, and other essential amenities. Public demands included the beautification of Janipur's main road market, repair of streetlights, improved water supply, resolution of sewerage blockages, development of smart mohallas, installation of road dividers with reflectors, gym equipment at parks, additional sanitation workers, upgrading of footpaths, the opening of a public toilet on High Court Road, and the establishment of a public dispensary in Ward No. 34.
Responding to the public demands, IMC Commissioner Dr. Yadav assured the public that all concerns and grievances would be promptly noted and addressed. He emphasized that the primary aim of this initiative was to understand the genuine demands of the public to ensure budgetary provisions were prepared accordingly in a decentralized manner for the wards.
Dr. Yadav committed to install mast lights and gym equipment in parks in Ward No. 35 and surrounding areas. He also assured that issues related to water supply, sewerage, lanes, drains, and streetlights would be prioritized. Furthermore, the Commissioner urged residents to actively participate in shaping the future of the city, highlighting JMCâs commitment to enhancing civic amenities and creating a more responsive, citizen-centric governance.
The Public Samvaad initiative seeks to strengthen the relationship between the municipal administration and the residents, fostering direct engagement to ensure timely resolution of concerns and better overall service delivery.
