Patna, May 18, 2026. Samrat Chaudhary has taken a strict stance regarding administrative officials, clearly warning that public problems must be resolved within a fixed time limit. He stated that if any complaint or issue is not addressed within 30 days, the concerned official should consider themselves suspended on the 31st day.
Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary made this announcement on Monday while launching the Sahayog Portal and Sahayog Helpline number. The CM said that it has often been observed that people’s files remain stuck in departments. Keeping this in mind, officials and clerks are being instructed to resolve applications related to problems within 30 days. Any officer who fails to do so will be automatically suspended on the 31st day.
Sahayog Portal
The Sahayog Portal is a collaborative digital platform in India designed to streamline the sharing of information and resources between the central government and state governments. Launched by the Government of India, it aims to enhance cooperative federalism by facilitating real-time data exchange, monitoring of projects, and policy coordination. The portal represents a modern effort to improve governance efficiency and transparency across the country’s administrative layers.
Sahayog Helpline
Sahayog Helpline is a confidential support service in Nepal that provides counseling and assistance to individuals facing emotional distress, mental health challenges, or suicidal thoughts. Established in 2015, it operates as a toll-free, 24/7 helpline, offering a safe space for people to share their concerns without judgment. The service has since become a vital resource for crisis intervention and mental health awareness in the country.
