23 March 2026, Gautam Buddh Nagar.
Samadhan Diwas was organized across all three tehsils of Gautam Buddh Nagar including Jewar, Dadri and Sadar, where public grievances were heard and addressed by administrative officials. A total of 79 complaints were registered during the event, out of which 5 were resolved on the spot. Officials directed concerned departments to ensure quality and time bound disposal of the remaining complaints. The initiative aims to provide a direct platform for citizens to present their issues before the administration and receive prompt resolution. Authorities emphasized that all complaints would be verified on site and resolved within the stipulated timeline to ensure transparency and accountability in governance.
Maximum Complaints Received in Dadri Tehsil
In Dadri tehsil, the Samadhan Diwas was chaired by Sub Divisional Magistrate Anuj Nehra, where the highest number of complaints, totaling 71, were received. Out of these, 5 complaints were resolved immediately. The SDM instructed officials to closely monitor all cases and ensure that each complaint is verified through field inspection and resolved within the prescribed time frame. He stressed that negligence in resolving public grievances would not be tolerated. The event was attended by District Development Officer Shiv Pratap Parmesh, Divisional Forest Officer Rajnikant Mittal, Tehsildar Prateek Chauhan and other officials from various departments.
Jewar and Sadar Tehsils Also Held Hearings
In Jewar tehsil, the program was conducted under the chairmanship of SDM Durgesh Singh, where 7 complaints were registered. Similarly, in Sadar tehsil, under the leadership of SDM Ashutosh Gupta, 1 complaint was received. Officials directed concerned departments to ensure prompt and effective resolution of all complaints received during the program.
Focus on Timely Resolution and Transparency
Officials reiterated that the main objective of Samadhan Diwas is to strengthen communication between the public and administration and to ensure quick resolution of issues. Departments were instructed to maintain transparency and accountability while addressing complaints. Authorities also warned that delays in resolving grievances would result in accountability being fixed on the concerned officials. Through such initiatives, the administration aims to build public trust and ensure that citizens’ issues are addressed on priority.
