10 out of 11 issues resolved in Anand District Swagat
One question remained pending in the program held under the chairmanship of Collector Pravin Chaudhary
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
21 October 2026, 8:30 pm · Updated 11:23 am · 1 min read
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Anand, Wednesday :: With the objective of bringing swift and positive resolution to the problems of the state's citizens, 'Swagat' programs are organized every month at the Taluka, District, and State levels across the entire state. Under this public-oriented grievance redressal program, the issues of thousands of applicants have been resolved.
In Anand district, the October month 'District Swagat' grievance redressal program was held at the assembly hall of the Collector's Office, Anand, under the chairmanship of District Collector Pravin Chaudhary. During the program, representations from applicants regarding various departments were heard carefully. The District Collector provided necessary instructions and guidance to the officers of the concerned departments.
A total of 11 questions were presented in the program, out of which 10 questions were resolved on the spot. One question was kept pending, which will be resolved in the near future.
District Superintendent of Police Gaurav Jasani, Resident Additional Collector Lalitkumar Patel, Additional Collector Rahul Gamara, Assistant Collector and Mamlatdar Anjali Thakur, Deputy Municipal Commissioner Sangada, along with officers of the concerned departments and applicants, were present at the program.
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