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CM JANSUNWAI

Government of Arunachal Pradesh

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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the contact details of the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances? Answer

Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances, 4th Block, 4th floor, A.P Civil Secretariat. Website:

2. Where can the grievances be sent? Answer

The grievances can be sent to : The Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances. https://cmejansunwai.arunachal.gov.in/ The above nodal agencies receive grievances online through https://cmejansunwai.arunachal.gov.in/ as well as by post or by hand in person, from the public.

3. How do I lodge the grievance? Answer

The grievances can be lodged online on. In cases where internet facility is not available or even otherwise, the citizen is free to send her/his grievance by Post. There is no prescribed format. The grievance may be written on any plain sheet of paper or on a Postcard / Inland letter and addressed to the Department.

4. What happens when I lodge the grievance? Answer

The grievance is acknowledged online or by post. A unique registration number is given to each grievance.

5. How do I track my grievance? Answer

It may be tracked on the jansunwaiportal using view status link and after providing unique registration number.

6. What happens to the grievances? How are the grievances dealt with in Central Ministries/Departments? Answer

Every Central Ministry / Department has designated a Joint Secretary or a Chief Engineer/ Director / Deputy Secretary/Under Secretary, as its 'Director of Grievances'. He / She is the nodal officer for redress of grievances on work areas allocated to that particular Ministry / Department.

7. After redress, can the grievance be re-opened for further correspondence about it having been closed without details etc.? Answer

No. In such situations, the citizen will have to lodge a fresh grievance drawing reference to the closed grievance, and call for details. Sometimes, the details are sent by post and mentioned in the final report. The postal delivery may be awaited before lodging a fresh grievance

8. What are the contact details of the Nodal Officers of Public Grievances in Ministries/Departments? Answer

The list is accessible on the Department's website at In addition to this; it is also available in the Citizen's Charter of the Departments hosted on their websites.

9. What is the system of granting personal hearing on grievances? Answer

Every Wednesday of the week has been earmarked for receiving and hearing of grievances by the Director of Public Grievances in person.

10. What are the types of grievances which are not taken up for redress by the Department? Answer

• Subjudice cases or any matter concerning judgment given by any court.
• Case under consideration in Hon'ble Court
• Suggestion
• Demand of financial assistance or job
• Service-related matters of the government servants, including transfer until they have used the options available in the department.
• questions
• Personal and family disputes
• RTI matters
• Anything that impacts upon territorial integrity of the country or friendly relations with other countries

11. What is the role of Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG) with reference to the grievances concerning Central Ministries/Departments/ Organizations? Answer

The Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances is the chief policy making, monitoring and coordinating Department for public grievances arising from the work of Departments/Organizations of the Government of Arunachal Pradesh. The grievances received in the department are forwarded to the Departments concerned. Redressal of grievances is done by respective Departments in a decentralized manner. The Department periodically reviews the status of redressal of public grievances under Jansunwai of Departments for speedy disposal of grievances / complaints.

12. What is the role of Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG) with reference to the grievances concerning State Government? Answer

All grievances relating to State Governments. Citizens may take up matter regarding pendency of their grievances directly with the State Government concerned also.

13. What is the time limit for redress of grievance? Answer

Forty-five (45) days. In case of delay an interim reply with reasons for delay is required to be given.

14. What action can be taken by me in case of non-redress of my grievance within the prescribed time? Answer

You may take up the matter with the Director of Public Grievances of the Department concerned whose details are available on the jansunwaiportal.

15. What can a citizen do if he is not satisfied with the redressal of his grievance? Answer

An Appeal provision has been made for redressal of dis-satisfied grievances identified through a mandatory feedback ratting to be given by the Citizen on disposal of the grievance by the Nodal Grievance Officers.

16. How to deactivate Jansunwai Account? Answer

1. The request for deactivation of a user account can be made through email to the Jansunwai helpdesk (darpg@nic.in). The email should be sent from the registered email id only.
2. In case of deactivation, the user can not create an account with the same email-id/mobile but the user can make a request again to activate the same account.

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Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Civil Secretariat Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh 791111