29 October 2026
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Chhattisgarh CM Sai Launches 24×7 CM Helpline 1076 for Fast Grievance Redressal and Digital Governance

Vishnu Deo Sai inaugurates integrated complaint system linked with 42 departments, enabling citizens to lodge grievances via toll-free number and WhatsApp with real-time tracking.
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Raipur: Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai on Tuesday officially launched the long-awaited CM Helpline 1076 at Mantralaya, Mahanadi Bhawan, by pressing a button to activate the system. On the occasion, he also unveiled the official logo of the helpline service.

The launch event was attended by cabinet ministers and senior administrative officials.

New Digital Platform for Citizen Complaints and Feedback

CM Sai said the government’s clear objective is to ensure that every citizen’s grievance is heard and resolved in a time-bound manner, while making the administration more accountable and transparent.

He said the helpline was developed after feedback received during “Sushasan Tihar”, which highlighted the need for a strong and permanent public grievance redressal system.

Read also: Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai Reviews Sushasan Tihar 2026 Progress, Pushes Last-Mile Delivery of Welfare Schemes 

Citizens Can Call 1076 or Use WhatsApp for Complaints

Under the new system, residents of Chhattisgarh can:

  • Register complaints via toll-free number 1076
  • Submit suggestions to the government
  • Share feedback on public services and schemes
  • Use WhatsApp integration for easier access

The CM said this initiative will strengthen trust between citizens and the government.

42 Departments Integrated, 24×7 Monitoring System

The CM Helpline system includes:

  • 42 government departments
  • Around 8,000 officers connected
  • 1,195 complaint categories
  • 24×7 operations in three shifts

Each complaint will be assigned a unique ID for tracking status online. If a complainant is not satisfied with the resolution, the case will automatically be escalated to higher authorities for review.

Strong Monitoring and Accountability Mechanism

CM Sai said the system will be continuously monitored at multiple levels:

  • Secretary-level dashboard monitoring
  • Regular review by Chief Minister’s Secretariat
  • Dedicated staff working in shifts

He emphasized that no complaint will be closed without proper resolution.

Platform for Public Participation in Governance

The Chief Minister said the helpline is not just a grievance system but also a platform for public participation in governance.

Citizens can share suggestions for policy improvement, which will help in better implementation of government schemes and development programs.

Digital Governance Aligned with PM Modi’s Vision

CM Sai said the initiative is inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of “Nagrik Devo Bhava”, and reflects the state government’s commitment to strengthening digital governance.

He said the system will ensure faster resolution of issues and improve communication between citizens and the administration.

Officials Present at the Launch Event

The event was attended by:

  • Deputy Chief Ministers Arun Sao and Vijay Sharma
  • Chief Secretary
  • Senior secretaries and administrative officials
  • Chief Minister’s secretariat officers

Senior officials also presented a detailed overview of the helpline system through a PowerPoint presentation.

Step Towards Transparent and Responsive Governance

The launch of CM Helpline 1076 marks a major step in Chhattisgarh’s digital governance journey, aiming to make grievance redressal faster, transparent, and more accountable while empowering citizens across the state.

About CM Helpline 1076

The CM Helpline 1076 is a 24×7 digital grievance redressal system launched by the Chhattisgarh government to allow citizens to register complaints, track their status, and provide feedback on government services through phone and digital platforms.

Read also: CM Vishnu Deo Sai Holds Village Chaupal in Nimdha, Announces Key Projects Under Sushasan Tihar 2026


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