Jaya from Thiruvallur dist has asked some questions. The question is what are the main things should be done in gram sabha. The main important things are, Govt officials should keenly listen to the people's voices. Next is, they should give proper answers for people's queries. Next is proper recognition should be given for omen and scheduled caste people. Next is they should read out the income and expenses account in front of the crowd. And they need to inquire about the village's growth. Following all these are the main motive of gram sabha and this is a rule too. She has asked another question, whether all need to sit on the floor during gram sabha and officials need to sit on the chair? This has become a culture in our state. Officials are sitting on chairs and the public is sitting on the floor. But as per Gram sabha all the equal. The public are the ones who have power. When public is sitting on the floor even officials need to sit on the floor too. Even if CM attends gram sabha he should sit on the floor.
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Jaya from Thiruvallur dist has asked some questions. The question is what are the main things should be done in gram sabha. The main important things are, Govt officials should keenly listen to the people's voices. Next is, they should give proper answers for people's queries. Next is proper recognition should be given for omen and scheduled caste people. Next is they should read out the income and expenses account in front of the crowd. And they need to inquire about the village's growth. Following all these are the main motive of gram sabha and this is a rule too. She has asked another question, whether all need to sit on the floor during gram sabha and officials need to sit on the chair? This has become a culture in our state. Officials are sitting on chairs and the public is sitting on the floor. But as per Gram sabha all the equal. The public are the ones who have power. When public is sitting on the floor even officials need to sit on the floor too. Even if CM attends gram sabha he should sit on the floor.
Oct. 3, 2018, 3:30 p.m.