Odisha's CM wants new hires to focus on resolving public complaints quickly.

In a recent gathering, the Chief Minister of Odisha, Mohan Charan Majhi, addressed 476 newly recruited government officers and employees. He urged them to make public grievance hearings a top priority in their work. Majhi emphasized that as representatives of the government, it is their responsibility to address the concerns and complaints of the people. He stated that the government holds great significance in the lives of the citizens and it is crucial for the employees to fulfill their fundamental duty of serving the public.

The CM also expressed his belief that the success of these recruits will be measured by the satisfaction and happiness they bring to the common man. He encouraged them to use their determination and efficiency to make a positive impact on people's lives. The new recruits comprise of 98 Group-A officers, 130 Group-B officers, and 248 Group-C employees. Majhi advised them to be dedicated, punctual, truthful, and honest in their work. He emphasized the importance of playing a key role in the development of the state.

Majhi stressed the significance of ensuring that the benefits of government welfare schemes reach every section of society. He highlighted the failure of the previous government in addressing vacant posts and creating self-employment opportunities. However, he assured the audience that his administration is committed to filling 1.5 lakh government posts in the next five years and generating employment for 3.5 lakh youths in various private industries. The CM urged the new recruits to work towards the betterment of society and contribute to the overall progress of the state.

In his speech, Majhi also reminded the employees that their actions reflect not only on themselves but also on the government. He encouraged them to maintain a positive image and to serve with integrity and dedication. The CM believes that with the right attitude and determination, these recruits have the potential to bring about positive change in the state. He concluded by wishing them success in their new roles and reminding them of their important role in serving the people of Odisha.

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