Thursday, March 26th, 2026

Make service delivery effective: CM Acharya



ARGHAKHANCHI: Chief Minister of Lumbini Province, Chet Narayan Acharya, has instructed government employees to make service delivery effective.

Addressing a program organized at Sandhikharka of Arghakhanchi on the occasion of Civil Service Day today, Chief Minister Acharya viewed employees should provide service in a way it ensures solution to service seekers’ problems, thereby clearing legal hurdles.

“Prompt services without legal hurdles are much expected by the people at present time. So, the trend of delaying address to service seekers’ concerns must end”, he underlined.

The Chief Minister shared that Lumbini Province government had made preparation to announce advertisement through Public Service Commission for 1,900 new employees at different levels in the province.

Out of 4,078 quotas of employees needed under the Lumbini Province government, it is managing with only 2,178 employees.

Publish Date : 07 September 2024 14:59 PM

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