Devendra Fadnavis is silently working in Maharashtra to make it a great state again, free of drought and water scarcity. He has been working on “Jalyukt Shivar Abhiyaan” in a bid to make Maharashtra a drought-free state by 2019. And by all the indications that we have after the first monsoon, he is most likely to succeed in this initiative. And if he dose, he will be remembered as a revolutionary chief minister of Maharashtra and may rule over the state for another decade at least.
However, apart from working on the ground to bring up water levels in Maharashtra, he is also working in the digital world to make it a better space for citizens of Maharashtra.
In a prime example of this, a Twitter user tried to seek help from Thane City Police to get the traffic jam cleared at Godhbunder in Thane. And the traffic police gave a sort of indifferent reply.
This is the tweet by the citizen:
https://twitter.com/DpsS9/status/749250368454987776
And here is the reply by the Thane City Police. Not a very good complainant friendly response, right?
Jurisdiction of Thane rural police. kindly intimate them.
— Thane City Police (@ThaneCityPolice) July 2, 2016
The chief minister steps in at this moment. He reminds Thane City Police on how he should respond to the complainant.
Your reply should be 'It is under Thane Rural Police jurisdiction and "we will inform them".'@DpsS9 @CPMumbaiPolice
— Devendra Fadnavis (@Dev_Fadnavis) July 2, 2016
The surprising part is that as per protocol, the matter was already forwarded to Thane Rural Police but the way the response came it would seem as if the complainant needs to complain separately to the Thane Rural Police.
Sir, as a protocol, we always call & inform the concerned authority irrespective of the jurisdiction & it was done 1/2
— Thane City Police (@ThaneCityPolice) July 2, 2016
2/2 in this case too. However you have rightly pointed out that the complainant should be told that too. Thank you sir.
— Thane City Police (@ThaneCityPolice) July 2, 2016
The twitter handle of Thane City Police accepts it’s own mistake and thanks the Maharashtra CM for pointing out the mistake.
We constantlay in touch with thane rural traffic police, police teams are there to ease traffic.
— Thane City Police (@ThaneCityPolice) July 2, 2016
https://twitter.com/DpsS9/status/749319541726076928
The complainant is now happy that there was prompt reply and that action was taken.
saving this tweet…will not forget ever.. thts how a CM shud work. #Respect 🙏🙏🙏 @ThaneCityPolice @DpsS9 @CPMumbaiPolice
— ~N(ik)obody~🇮🇳 (@nikbhojal) July 2, 2016
https://twitter.com/DpsS9/status/749320053028335616
That's a responsible CM who doesn't blame others, but fixes quietly when he sees wrong. Kudos @Dev_Fadnavis sir. pic.twitter.com/Eh7zaeNHmZ
— I.B.T.L (@IndiaBTL) July 2, 2016
Applauds come in from all side for Devendra Fadnavis on handling it in a great manner, unlike other state chief ministers who would blame it on Modi.
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