Haryana CM Nayab Saini Makes Surprise Stop in Dhani Phogat, Interacts Directly with Villagers

Charkhi Dadri: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini made an unexpected stop at Dhani Phogat village on Saturday, stepping out of his convoy to interact with local residents and seek their feedback on the state government's performance.

The Chief Minister was travelling to Patuwas village in Charkhi Dadri district when he noticed a group of villagers in Dhani Phogat. Without any prior announcement or scheduled programme, he asked his convoy to stop and walked over to meet the residents.

The sudden arrival of the Chief Minister among them brought visible excitement to the villagers, who welcomed the opportunity to speak with him directly.

What Did the Villagers Discuss with the Chief Minister?

During the interaction, Saini asked residents about local issues, their requirements and the development work being carried out by the state government. He also sought their feedback on the administration's functioning and listened to the concerns they raised about their village.

The villagers used the opportunity to bring their local problems to the Chief Minister's attention and share their expectations from the government.

Deputy Commissioner Directed to Address Grievances

Taking note of the concerns raised during the interaction, Saini instructed Deputy Commissioner Mandeep Kaur, who was present at the spot, to examine the villagers' complaints seriously and take necessary steps for their prompt resolution.

He also urged officials to remain sensitive towards public grievances and ensure that people's concerns receive appropriate attention.

The informal meeting ended on a warm note, with villagers extending their blessings to the Chief Minister. Residents appeared pleased to meet him and openly express their views.

The unexpected halt became a memorable moment for the villagers, as the Chief Minister took time out of his busy schedule to listen to people directly rather than limiting public interaction to formal meetings and official programmes.