Thar News Service
New Delhi,Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday made it
clear that he will work for strengthening the federal structure of the country
and would like his office to consider issues, especially those raised by the
states on priority and with sensitivity.
Holding his first formal meeting with officials of the
Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) a day after taking charge, he laid thrust on
leveraging modern technology and developing
systems and processes for effective monitoring and resolution of issues
which are particularly brought to his office.
Modi, who was given a detailed presentation on the
structure and functions of the PMO, said that over the past several decades, it
has evolved as an important institution and that its “best practices” should be
carried forward.During the course of the meeting, the Prime Minister stressed
the need for resolving the people’s grievances on fast track basis, a PMO
statement said.
“The Prime Minister also indicated that he would like his
office to consider issues, especially those raised by the states on priority
and with sensitivity,” it said.
Modi said that “this is important because India’s progress
lies in the progress of states and this would strengthen our federal
structure”.He also underscored the importance of addressing concerns raised by
people’s representatives personally or through parliamentary procedures.
He emphasised on team work to bring in good governance and
encouraged officials to freely interact with him with their ideas, the
statement said.
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