@sujatarout_k . It remains stuck with the authorities despite repeated follow-ups.
How long should ordinary citizens keep chasing government offices for something they are rightfully entitled to? Continuous follow-ups without any action only erode public trust.
@sujatarout_k The real test is whether long-pending issues are actually resolved on the ground.
Our residents have been pursuing the Occupancy Certificate for the last 12 years. Honourable Mayor committed that the issue would be resolved within a month, yet there has been no progress.
@sujatarout_k This should have been implemented much earlier, even during the previous BJD government. While it may look good on paper initially, the real problem is that such initiatives often lose momentum over time.
Good governance cannot be about announcements and publicity alone.
Residents of BDA Housing Complex Phase-II, Plot-1604, Bbsr have been waiting for the OC since 2017. On Utkal Diwas, Mayor Madam @Sulochana_Apa@MayorofBBSR assured resolution within 1 month. Months later, despite repeated follow-ups, there is still no OC. @bmcbbsr@CMO_Odisha
@Naveen_Odisha This was merely an election propaganda. Bhubaneswar does not need a metro at this stage — it’s an unnecessary expense. There are several areas within the city that require immediate development and should be prioritized. Putting the metro project on hold is a wise decision
@sushantkm90 @Naveen_Odisha What Odisha truly needs is a strategy that creates sustainable jobs, boosts industry, improves education, and strengthens health systems. That’s how you build a future—not with last-minute handouts or vote-catching megaprojects.
@sushantkm90 @Naveen_Odisha Throwing thousands of crores at a metro when the city lacks proper drainage, road infrastructure, and industrial growth is not vision—it’s misdirection.
@sushantkm90 @Naveen_Odisha I completely agree—schemes like Subhadra Yojana and 300 units of free electricity are just pre-election sugar pills. They sound good, but offer no real roadmap for long-term progress or economic empowerment.
The same applies to the Bhubaneswar Met
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@Naveen_Odisha Calling out the metro as unnecessary right now isn't a cover-up—it's common sense. Prioritizing core development over political gimmicks isn’t a U-turn, it's responsible governance. Odisha deserves thoughtful progress, not rushed projects for vote banks.
@Naveen_Odisha Real development means addressing the city's actual needs, not pushing flashy projects for headlines. Bhubaneswar still lacks proper drainage, roads, healthcare, and basic infrastructure in many areas.
@SaisatyajitDey9@KabiPragati@TPSouthOdisha@CMO_Odisha@EnergyOdisha Please share how long it took for them to address your issue, and whether you received any response after posting on social media. It's important for the public to know if social media grievances are actually being acknowledged.
@CMO_Odisha@MohanMOdisha Whoever is handing this profile kindly respond to public grievances who are tagging the id. Don’t use this for advertising purposes . FM college case must be an eye opener and team has to act immediately on this social media tagging for raising concerns.
@CMO_Odisha@MohanMOdisha@GovernorOdisha Odisha is becoming increasingly unsafe for women. Every day brings new reports of crimes against women, yet no strong action has been taken. Is the administration still asleep? This lack of urgency is deeply shameful and unacceptable.
Dear @MohanMajhiCMO@CMO_Odisha
Odisha is becoming increasingly unsafe for women. Every day brings new reports of crimes against women, yet no strong action has been taken. Is the administration still asleep?. This lack of urgency is deeply shameful and unacceptable.
Shameful experience at Capital Hospital, Bhubaneswar. Senior citizens are denied priority at the OPD and forced to stand in the general queue. Security staff behaves rudely, and no one is listening to public concerns.
Is the govt deaf to the voices of the elderly? @MohanMajhiCMO