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Pendency at Sewa Kendras drops

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, May 26

Setting a new benchmark, Punjab has brought down the pendency of services being provided via Sewa Kendras to as low as 0.16%, which is the all-time lowest in the state so far, said Aman Arora, Minister of Governance Reforms & Public Grievances.

Arora was chairing a meeting with the deputy commissioners of the state to review the pendency of government services applied at Sewa Kendras.

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