Home Ministry Successfully Wraps Up Special Campaign 6, Resolving Over 11,900 Complaints
The Home Ministrys Special Campaign 6 resolves over 11,900 complaints, enhancing efficiency and cleanliness in government operations.
New Delhi, November 10 (Daily Kiran) : The Home Ministry of India has successfully concluded its Special Campaign 6, aimed at addressing pending cases. This initiative ran from October 2 to October 31.
Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the guidance of Home Minister Amit Shah, the campaign focused on promoting cleanliness, efficient office management, and the swift resolution of public grievances. Special attention was given to public relations and external offices.
During Special Campaign 6, the ministry made significant strides in clearing backlogs and enhancing operational efficiency. The preparation phase began on September 15, followed by nationwide implementation from October 2 to 31 across the ministry and its subordinate offices.
The campaign was monitored at the highest levels, with active participation from all divisions of the ministry, Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF), and associated organizations. Regular progress reports were uploaded to a special campaign portal hosted by the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG).
Initially, 6,757 locations were identified for the cleanliness initiative, which was later expanded to 7,963. Throughout the campaign, 147 references from MPs, 141 from state governments, and a total of 11,902 public complaints and 1,666 appeals were successfully resolved. Additionally, 219,644 files and 30,385 electronic files were reviewed, clearing 78,125 square feet of office space through effective record management and disposal of unnecessary materials.
The disposal of scrap generated over ₹10.17 crore in revenue, including ₹2.63 crore from electronic waste management. To raise awareness about the campaign and showcase its activities and achievements, approximately 1,200 posts were shared across various social media platforms, including X, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube, under the hashtag #SpecialCampaign6.
On October 13, a special one-day intensive campaign was organized to accelerate the achievement of the campaign’s goals through coordinated efforts within the ministry and its attached and subordinate offices. Activities included a planting drive, thorough cleanliness efforts, and the removal of outdated records, all aimed at promoting environmental sustainability and improving workplace cleanliness.
The campaign witnessed enthusiastic participation from ministry personnel, significantly contributing to its objectives. The Home Ministry remains committed to sustaining the momentum gained from Special Campaign 6, with ongoing emphasis on efficient service delivery, accountability, cleanliness, and a positive work culture. The active involvement of CAPF and other affiliated organizations further enhanced the campaign’s effectiveness and successful implementation.
Special Campaign 6 has not only contributed to cleaner and more organized workplaces but has also strengthened a culture of responsibility, transparency, and efficiency within the ministry and its field units. This initiative reflects the ministry’s ongoing commitment to accountable governance and effective public service delivery.
