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Rajesh Kumar Kushwaha holds Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai’s Vishnu Ki Paati letter in Sonhat village, Balrampur district. Sai wrote to congratulate him after his learner’s licence complaint was resolved through Helpline 1076.Photo:channel24india.com via CG/DPR
Rajesh Kumar Kushwaha turned to the Chief Minister’s Helpline 1076 for help with his application. After the issue was resolved, Vishnu Deo Sai wrote to congratulate him.
Key Highlights
- Rajesh Kumar Kushwaha of Sonhat village in Balrampur district received his learner’s licence after raising the issue through Helpline 1076.
- Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai sent a congratulatory letter by Speed Post under his Vishnu Ki Paati initiative.
- Sai urged Kushwaha to practise driving safely and follow traffic rules.
Raipur: A call to the Chief Minister’s Helpline 1076 helped Rajesh Kumar Kushwaha, a resident of Sonhat village in Balrampur district’s Wadrafnagar block, resolve a problem with his learner’s licence application. After the licence was issued, Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai congratulated Kushwaha and his family in a letter sent by Speed Post. Details of the correspondence were shared on Tuesday, 10 November 2026.
From a Helpline Call to a Letter at Home
Kushwaha contacted the helpline after encountering difficulties in obtaining his licence. Officials acted on the complaint, and he received the licence. Sai wrote to him on the occasion of Chhattisgarh’s State Foundation Day, expressing his pleasure that the issue had been resolved.
In the letter, Sai said that addressing citizens’ grievances was a priority for his government. He explained that Helpline 1076 was set up to give residents a direct way to raise problems and allow officials to act on them. He said such complaints also help the administration identify where public services can be made simpler and easier to access.
Sai ended his message with advice for Kushwaha as he learns to drive. He urged him to practise safely and observe traffic rules.
