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Officially launching the campaign, Deputy Commissioner, Shri. Vibhor Aggarwal, IAS described the initiative as a transformative shift in governance aimed at reaching citizens living in the remotest corners of the district. He said the phrase ‘Sabse Door, Sabse Pehle’ signifies a change in administrative thinking where governance must begin with those who are most difficult to reach and who often miss out on schemes due to logistical and geographical barriers.

He stressed that effective service delivery is essential to ensure that no individual is left behind, echoing the vision consistently emphasized by both the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister. Referring to the seven-day campaign, the Deputy Commissioner clarified that it should not be viewed as a one-time programme or mere formality, but rather as a reminder of how governance should function on a regular basis.

Shri Aggarwal urged all departments, especially the Block Development Officers, to take the lead in coordinating convergence camps at block and village levels so that multiple departments can work together in unison for better public mobilisation, awareness generation, and seamless delivery of services