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Meghalaya resolves 4,878 of 7,079 CM Connect grievances statewide
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🗓 07 Nov 2026, 04:36 PM
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The Meghalaya government has cleared 4,878 grievances out of 7,079 lodged on the CM Connect portal, marking significant progress in the state's grievance‑redressal system.
Meghalaya's administration announced that 4,878 grievances submitted through the Chief Minister's Connect platform have been resolved, leaving 2,201 pending. The CM Connect portal, launched to streamline citizen complaints and suggestions, records each case and tracks its status.
State officials said the resolved cases span a range of issues, including infrastructure delays, public service lapses, and welfare scheme concerns. The government has pledged to accelerate the clearance of the remaining grievances and improve response times.
The latest figures were released by the state’s grievance‑redressal cell during a briefing in Shillong, underscoring the administration's focus on accountability and citizen engagement.
Analysts note that while the resolution rate is encouraging, sustained effort will be required to address the backlog and ensure that future submissions are handled more swiftly.
The CM Connect initiative remains a key tool for the Meghalaya government to monitor public feedback and implement corrective actions across districts.
State officials said the resolved cases span a range of issues, including infrastructure delays, public service lapses, and welfare scheme concerns. The government has pledged to accelerate the clearance of the remaining grievances and improve response times.
The latest figures were released by the state’s grievance‑redressal cell during a briefing in Shillong, underscoring the administration's focus on accountability and citizen engagement.
Analysts note that while the resolution rate is encouraging, sustained effort will be required to address the backlog and ensure that future submissions are handled more swiftly.
The CM Connect initiative remains a key tool for the Meghalaya government to monitor public feedback and implement corrective actions across districts.