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Arvind Kejriwal's First Janata Darbar in Second Term as Chief Minister
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal held his first 'janata darbar' (public meet) today, carrying on a tradition he had started during his first brief stint as CM in 2013-2014. Today's event was less chaotic than the earlier attempt, with over 1000 people being allowed to meet Kejriwal and express their grievances and hand over petitions.
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Holds 'Janata Darbar' in Ghaziabad
About 1,000 people met Delhi's new Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal at his Kaushambi office in Ghaziabad on Wednesday to apprise him about their problems.
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'Janta darbar' was my idea, says Bihar's Nitish Kumar
Nitish Kumar said that the concept of a regularly scheduled public meeting to ensure people's problems are addressed was his brainchild.
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4000 calls in 7 hours on anti-corruption helpline; Kejriwal, AAP ministers will now hold 'janata darbars'
The Aam Aadmi Party government's helpline in Delhi for complaints against corrupt officers received nearly 4,000 calls in its first seven hours.
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Arvind Kejriwal's First Janata Darbar in Second Term as Chief Minister
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal held his first 'janata darbar' (public meet) today, carrying on a tradition he had started during his first brief stint as CM in 2013-2014. Today's event was less chaotic than the earlier attempt, with over 1000 people being allowed to meet Kejriwal and express their grievances and hand over petitions.
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Holds 'Janata Darbar' in Ghaziabad
About 1,000 people met Delhi's new Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal at his Kaushambi office in Ghaziabad on Wednesday to apprise him about their problems.
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'Janta darbar' was my idea, says Bihar's Nitish Kumar
Nitish Kumar said that the concept of a regularly scheduled public meeting to ensure people's problems are addressed was his brainchild.
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4000 calls in 7 hours on anti-corruption helpline; Kejriwal, AAP ministers will now hold 'janata darbars'
The Aam Aadmi Party government's helpline in Delhi for complaints against corrupt officers received nearly 4,000 calls in its first seven hours.
