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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtually attend a meeting of SWAGAT (State Wide Attention on Grievances by Application of Technology), an initiative of the Gujarat government, on April 27 as the good governance initiative started by him when he was the state chief minister in 2003 completes 20 years on Sunday, a release from the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) said on Friday. On the occasion of SWAGAT completing 20 years, the Gujarat government is celebrating the last week of April as ‘Swagat Saptah’. The SWAGAT initiative entails a system devised through information technology, in which the CM himself listens to the grievances of the people virtually on the last Thursday of every month in the presence of concerned officials. It has been devised with an objective that the applicant does not have to come to the secretariat in person for the redressal of his/her complaints.

Contents • 1 What is Chief Minister’s Grievance Redressal System? • 2 How To Check Grievance Application Status? • 3 Objectives • 4 Advantages of SWAGAT • 5 What is SWAGAT Online? • 6 Some Important Information From Comments • 7 FAQ On SWAGAT Gujarat What is Chief Minister’s Grievance Redressal System? State Wide Attention on Grievances by Application of Technology (SWAGAT) is Chief Minister’s Online Grievance Redressal System. SWAG AT is an innovative concept that enables direct communication between the citizens and the Chief Minister. Related / Similar Service : Sponsored Links: Owing to the innovative use of technology that injects in accountability in government machinery, international institutions such as the Commonwealth Telecom Organization and the University of Manchester have considered SWAGAT as an excellent model of e-transparency. SWAGAT Online Grievances Redressal Program provides satisfactory solutions to people’s problems How To Check Grievance Application Status? Enter Application number in the link given above to Check Grievance Application Status. Objectives 1.Attention on grievances to strengthen good governance: a.Analysis of the nature of grievances submitted to Government at all levels b.Attention on the quality of Redressal at all levels 2.Activate administration to solve public grievances at State, District and Sub District Level: a.Monitoring the quality of grievance Redressal by local administration 3.Solving the grievances from the top when the...

Gandhinagar: On successful completion of 20 years of SWAGAT Online Program (State Wide Attention on Grievances by Application of Technology), Government of Gujarat is celebrating the SWAGAT Saptah. The SWAGAT Online Program has already established itself in promoting Good Governance in Gujarat by resolving 5,68,643 out of 6,00,642 grievances with a success rate of 94.67%. Prime Minister of India and the then Chief Minister of Gujarat Narendrabhai Modi started the ‘SWAGAT Program’, in 2003, to enable citizens to reach out to the Chief Minister for grievance redressal directly. It is held on Fourth Thursday of every month wherein the Chief Minister interacts with citizens for grievance redressal. Now, Chief Minister of Gujarat Bhupendra Patel is successfully taking ahead the SWAGAT program. The SWAGAT Online Program has four components: the State SWAGAT, District SWAGAT, Taluka SWAGAT and Gram SWAGAT. The Chief Minister himself attends public hearing during State SWAGAT. The District Collector is in charge of District SWAGAT while the Mamlatdar and a Class-1 Officer head the Taluka SWAGAT. In Gram SWAGAT, citizens file the application from 1st to 10th of every month to the Talati/Mantri. These are included in the Taluka SWAGAT program for redressal. In addition, a Lok Fariyad program is also operational for citizens wherein they file their grievances at the SWAGAT Unit. These are then sent to the concerned officers. In 2021, the Chief Minister’s Office introduced the Write t...