We Are Obligated to Fulfil People’s Will: Naveen
Bhubaneswar: Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today called upon the public servants to respect and fulfil people’s will saying it is the primary responsibility of the Government. Speaking at the function here on the occasion of inclusion of five more departments in Mo Sarkar programme, the Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik elucidated on the pre-eminence of [...]
Bhubaneswar: Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today called upon the public servants to respect and fulfil people’s will saying it is the primary responsibility of the Government.
Speaking at the function here on the occasion of inclusion of five more departments in Mo Sarkar programme, the Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik elucidated on the pre-eminence of ‘the people’ in our constitution.
With 10 Departments added to Mo Sarkar Initiative in quick succession, another 5 Departments were added today taking the total number of Departments under Mo Sarkar to 27.
The Departments included today are – School & Mass Education, Rural Development, Energy, Higher Education and Science & Technology.
The Chief Minister said, “I am sure; all the departments have made adequate preparedness with appropriate training of officials and proper feedback mechanism. Training programmes need to bring about conceptual clarity among the employees. It would be easy to follow the mandate of Mo Sarkar once basic understanding of the initiative is gained”.
“Our constitution starts with ‘We the People’. The people of this great nation have given us this constitution, and given us the responsibility to run the government on behalf of them. We are “Not Them”; We are “On Behalf of Them”, he said.
The CM said, “We are obligated to fulfil certain responsibility given to us by the people. Let all of us be very very clear about this.”
Ministers of various departments that were included in Mo Sarkar today also spoke on the occasion. They said that their departments are fully prepared to fulfil the mandate of Mo Sarkar.
Appropriate training programmes, orientations and feedback mechanisms have been put in place for proper functioning of the initiatives, they added.
In his welcome address, Chief Secretary Asit Tripathy said that the Mo Sarkar is a unique experiment to realise the spirit of democracy. The success of this programme will certainly lead the way to other democratic institutions, he added.
5-T Secretary V.K. Pandian interacted with various officials of the five departments from districts like Jajpur, Balasore, Angul, Bargarh, Kalahandi and Rayagada.
He expressed satisfaction over the awareness of officers and employees on Mo Sarkar.
During the interaction, he stressed on good behaviour, professional approach to solving problems of the people and maintenance of transparency.
Development Commissioner Suresh Ch. Mohapatra offered vote of thanks.
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