
The first day of BJP MLA Shankar Ghosh's public outreach programme, 'Sorashori Shankar', saw a huge turnout in Siliguri on Sunday. People travelled from districts such as Malda, Farakka, Cooch Behar and…
The first day of BJP MLA Shankar Ghosh's public outreach programme, 'Sorashori Shankar', saw a huge turnout in Siliguri on Sunday. People travelled from districts such as Malda, Farakka, Cooch Behar and Alipurduar to submit grievances. Many said it was the first time they had direct access to a public representative. Teachers, police personnel and ordinary citizens alleged they had been denied justice under the previous administration, with issues ranging from recruitment irregularities to land disputes. Millenniumpost reports that Kaushik Acharya, a teacher from Cooch Behar, said he hoped his concerns would reach higher authorities. MLA Ghosh said matters related to education would be conveyed to the chief minister and that he would try to resolve issues at the earliest.
The claim that people were denied justice for 15 years under the previous administration is sweeping. Many of the grievances, like the 2016 SSC recruitment and land disputes, are genuine but complex. While direct access to an MLA is welcome, it risks raising expectations that one local outreach camp can resolve systemic failures. The real test will be how many of these recorded complaints actually get resolved in the coming months.
Source: millenniumpost.in
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