MP sets up helpline for Ghazipur

The mobile users, upon dialling the helpline number, receive confirmation through an SMS, informing them that they will be contacted in 24 hours.“The staff at the office then calls back the caller and notes down his problems and suggestions. The information is then forwarded to officers concerned and local BJP leaders,” Sinha said.

“Mantrijii is personally monitoring all the calls. A detailed report is given to him every day in the evening after which he goes through the complaints. He gives us necessary directions and also speaks to the caller if necessary. The complainant is also informed about the action taken on his complaint,” said Sunil Singh, BJP general secretary, Ghazipur.

He informed that the majority of complaints have been about the stoppage of superfast trains at some railway stations and other issues at the railway stations.

About the need of such helpline, Sinha said, “As a minister, I have to spend time in Delhi. When the Parliament session is on, the helpline number is a medium through which I remain connected with the people of my constituency. People are contacting for various problems including issues related to the police as well.”