'Ministers must reach out to people,' says Minister Rawal
Summary
Minister Pratibha Rawal says ministers should go to the people to hear their concerns directly, as the government prioritizes landless citizens and victims of troubled cooperatives. She said the process of returning depositors’ savings has begun and will be accelerated.
Key Points
- Minister Pratibha Rawal said ministers should engage directly with the public instead of waiting for people to come to them.
- She said resolving the problems of landless citizens and victims of troubled cooperatives is a top government priority.
- Rawal said the process of returning savings to depositors of troubled cooperatives has already begun and will be accelerated.
- The government is working to remove legal obstacles to provide land ownership certificates to long-term settlers.
