Bengal CM holds second 'janata darbar', hears public grievances
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari conducted his second 'janata darbar' to address public grievances on May 25, 2026. The event took place at the BJP's state office in Salt Lake, Kolkata, where hundreds of citizens queued to speak with the CM. This initiative aims to provide a platform for citizens to voice their concerns directly to the government.
- ▪Suvendu Adhikari held his second 'janata darbar' on May 25, 2026.
- ▪Hundreds of job seekers and locals attended the event to voice their grievances.
- ▪The Chief Minister plans to hold regular 'Janata darbars' to engage with citizens.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Monday (May 25, 2026) held his second 'janata darbar', listening to public grievances and demands at the BJP's state office in Salt Lake near Kolkata.Hundreds of people, many of whom are job seekers, were seen queuing up at the party office since morning to interact with the CM.These people were issued visiting slips while they waited for a first-hand interaction with Mr. Adhikari, who decided to hold regular 'Janata darbars' (people's courts) to hear citizens' issues after taking the oath as the Chief Minister of West Bengal on May 9.Mr.
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