Mayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana participated in a public dialogue programme organised in Phase 6, SAS Nagar Mohali under the leadership of Senior Deputy Mayor R. P. Sharma Ji. The programme brought together local residents, community representatives, and public leaders for an open discussion on civic development, public welfare initiatives, and the future growth of Mohali. The interaction formed part of the Municipal Corporation’s continued efforts to strengthen citizen engagement and promote transparent, people-centric governance.
During the programme, residents were briefed on various development projects, public welfare schemes, and infrastructure initiatives being undertaken by the Punjab Government and the Municipal Corporation across Mohali. Discussions covered improvements in roads, sanitation, sewerage, public infrastructure, parks, cleanliness, drinking water supply, urban amenities, and other civic services aimed at enhancing the quality of life for residents. The gathering also provided an opportunity to review the progress of ongoing development works and discuss priorities for future urban development.
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Continue readingMayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana interacted extensively with the residents and emphasised that regular public dialogue plays a vital role in strengthening communication between the administration and the people. He said that such programmes provide valuable feedback on local issues, help identify community priorities, and enable the Municipal Corporation to deliver more effective and responsive public services. He encouraged residents to continue sharing constructive suggestions and actively participate in the city’s development process.
Residents appreciated the opportunity to engage directly with their elected representatives and shared their views on civic infrastructure, municipal services, and community welfare. They also discussed local issues and development expectations for their respective areas. The interaction reflected the importance of collaborative governance, where active public participation contributes to better planning, stronger accountability, and more efficient implementation of development projects.
Speaking on the occasion, Mayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana said that under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, the Punjab Government remains committed to strengthening urban infrastructure, improving municipal services, and delivering transparent, accountable, and citizen-centric governance across the state. He stated that every development initiative is focused on improving public facilities, enhancing civic amenities, and ensuring sustainable growth that benefits every resident of Mohali. He assured the gathering that the Municipal Corporation would continue working with dedication to address public concerns and accelerate the pace of development throughout the city.
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Continue readingThe Mayor also expressed his sincere gratitude to Senior Deputy Mayor R. P. Sharma Ji, the organisers, and all the residents for their warm welcome and active participation in the programme. He said that the trust, cooperation, and valuable suggestions received from the public provide the Municipal Corporation with the motivation and guidance needed to deliver better governance and stronger civic services.
The public dialogue programme concluded with a renewed commitment to responsive governance, community participation, and sustainable urban development across SAS Nagar Mohali. Through regular interaction with citizens, continuous monitoring of development works, and collaborative decision-making, the Municipal Corporation and Mayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana remain dedicated to building a cleaner, greener, smarter, and more citizen-friendly Mohali.
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