Patna, (IANS) Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday announced to implement the Public Grievance Redressal Act in the state from June 5.
“From June 5 Public Grievance Redressal Act will be implemented in the state. Now the public will have the right to know the status of their complaints redressal,” Nitish Kumar on Monday wrote on social networking site Facebook.
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