West Bengal CM Adhikari holds Janata Darbar, listens to people’s grievances
File photo of West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari. | Photo Credit: ANI West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari held his Janata Darbar at the BJP office on Saturday (June 13, 2026), listening to grievances of people on several issues and instructing officials to redress them promptly. The first ‘janata darbar’ was held on May 18. Mr. Adhikari had announced the weekly programme after taking charge as Chief Minister, saying citizens would be able to meet him directly every week. On Saturday (June 13, 2026), families of people suffering from serious ailments, health workers, and job seekers turned up in large numbers to register their complaints and apprise the Chief Minister of their hardships. One of the attendees, Karuna, said she had come to the Janata Darbar seeking financial assistance for her daughter’s treatment. Another woman, Tanima Chatterjee, a programme officer of the government’s Mission Vatsalya initiative, attended the CM’s weekly grievance redressal programme seeking job security. “We promote family-based, non-institutional care for children in difficult circumstances. There are 876 staffers in the state, yet …


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