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CM Bhajanlal Sharma launches roadshow in Jaipur targeting 20 vulnerable Walled City wards
✍️ bhaskarenglish.in
🗓 09 Sep 2026, 05:48 PM
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Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma began a roadshow in Jaipur today, focusing on 20 vulnerable wards in the historic Walled City to address local issues.
Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma kicked off a roadshow in Jaipur on Thursday, concentrating on the city's historic Walled City area. The initiative aims to reach out to residents of twenty wards that have been identified as particularly vulnerable.
The Walled City, known for its narrow lanes and heritage structures, faces challenges such as inadequate infrastructure, water supply issues, and limited public services. By targeting these specific wards, the CM seeks to gather ground‑level feedback and prioritize remedial measures.
During the launch, Sharma emphasized the government's commitment to inclusive development and promised swift action on the concerns raised by locals. He urged ward representatives and community leaders to cooperate fully with the outreach teams.
The roadshow will involve a series of meetings across the selected twenty wards over the coming weeks, with officials documenting grievances and proposing short‑term solutions. The administration plans to integrate the findings into its broader urban renewal agenda for Jaipur.
Stakeholders expect the focused engagement to accelerate improvements in basic amenities and enhance the quality of life for residents of the Walled City.
The Walled City, known for its narrow lanes and heritage structures, faces challenges such as inadequate infrastructure, water supply issues, and limited public services. By targeting these specific wards, the CM seeks to gather ground‑level feedback and prioritize remedial measures.
During the launch, Sharma emphasized the government's commitment to inclusive development and promised swift action on the concerns raised by locals. He urged ward representatives and community leaders to cooperate fully with the outreach teams.
The roadshow will involve a series of meetings across the selected twenty wards over the coming weeks, with officials documenting grievances and proposing short‑term solutions. The administration plans to integrate the findings into its broader urban renewal agenda for Jaipur.
Stakeholders expect the focused engagement to accelerate improvements in basic amenities and enhance the quality of life for residents of the Walled City.