Deputy Commissioner Gohar Zaman Wazir meets citizens and delegations under the provincial government’s open-door policy and directs officials to address their concerns promptly.
NOWSHERA: Deputy Commissioner Nowshera Gohar Zaman Wazir has held open-door meetings with citizens and various delegations at his office, listening to their concerns and directing relevant district officials to take necessary steps for their prompt resolution.
The meetings were held under the provincial government’s open-door policy, which provides an opportunity for members of the public to approach district administration officials and present their complaints and concerns directly.
During the meetings, residents and representatives of different delegations brought forward a range of issues concerning their local areas, collective interests and personal matters.
Deputy Commissioner Gohar Zaman Wazir listened to the concerns raised by the visitors and instructed the relevant district officers to take necessary measures to address the issues without unnecessary delay.
The deputy commissioner emphasized that providing timely relief to the public and resolving citizens’ problems remained the administration’s foremost priority.
He said public service, transparency and prompt response to citizens’ complaints were essential characteristics of effective governance.
The open-door initiative is aimed at facilitating direct communication between citizens and the district administration, allowing people to bring their concerns to the attention of the relevant authorities.
Through such meetings, residents can highlight issues affecting their communities as well as individual problems requiring administrative attention.
The deputy commissioner also directed the concerned officials to take appropriate action on the matters presented by the visitors, reflecting the administration’s stated commitment to addressing public grievances.
The provincial government’s open-door policy provides a platform for citizens and delegations to communicate their concerns directly to administrative officers.
The Nowshera district administration has reiterated its focus on public facilitation, transparency and timely resolution of complaints as part of its approach to public service delivery.













