Jharkhand moving rapidly on path of development with corruption-free administration: Governor Santosh Gangwar
The Hindu
Jharkhand Governor Santosh Gangwar highlights state's development progress, emphasizing good governance, justice, and anti-corruption measures.
Jharkhand Governor Santosh Gangwar said on Sunday (January 26, 2025) that the State was rapidly moving on the path of development with a sensitive and corruption-free administration.
Mr. Gangwar was addressing a gathering in Ranchi's Morabadi Ground after unfurling the national flag on the occasion of Republic Day.
"Our Constitution is a sacred text of democracy, which is a guide for all of us. It is our duty to respect it completely because the Constitution is the strong foundation of the governance system of any nation," he said.
"I appeal to all the elected public representatives of Jharkhand to perform their functions and duties as per the Constitution," he added. Mr. Gangwar said the State Government has always emphasised development with good governance and justice.
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"The State is moving rapidly on the path of development and establishing a transparent, constitutional, sensitive and corruption-free administration," he said. The Governor said maintaining the rule of law is the top priority of the State Government.
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