Encounter News Punjabi

Haryana Right to Service Commission launches WhatsApp-based chatbot

WhatsApp Channel Join Now

Chandigarh: The Haryana Right to Service Commission has launched a WhatsApp-based chatbot to simplify and make accessible the process of tracking application tatus and filing appeals for citizens.

Sharing more information in this regard a spokesperson of the Commission said that this chatbot is an important initiative aimed at enhancing transparency and strengthening citizen services through digital technology. Through this, citizens can now easily check the status of their applications, file appeals under the Auto Appeal System (AAS), and receive all updates related to their applications and appeals.

He further stated that this platform will provide fast, simple, and hassle-free services to citizens via WhatsApp, enabling them to access information and initiate the appeal process directly from their mobile phones.

The spokesperson further informed that citizens can use this chatbot anytime by sending a message on WhatsApp number 6239466937. He said that the Haryana Right to Service Commission continues to undertake digital initiatives to make time-bound service delivery and grievance redressal systems more effective.

 

All news on Encounter News is computer-generated and sourced from third parties. Please read and verify carefully. We will not be responsible for any issues. 

Encounter News
Encounter News
Encounter Media Group

Latest Articles

Haryana Right to Service Commission launches WhatsApp-based chatbot, Access to services and appeal process to become easier

Chandigarh: The Haryana Right to Service Commission has launched a WhatsApp-based...

Haryana Government Directs Employees to Submit Annual Property Returns by May 22

Chandigarh: The Haryana Government has directed all State Government employees to...

CM expresses grief over road accident

SHILMA: Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has expressed grief over...

Haryana Becomes First Northern State to Offer Free Single Donor Platelets for Dengue Patients

Chandigarh: Nayab Singh Saini said that Haryana has become the first...

‘Watch and Patrol’ initiative expands from Shimla Mall road to major tourist destinations across state

SHIMLA A spokesperson of Himachal Pradesh Police Department today here informed...

CM expresses grief over demise of Ramandeep Singh Bawa

SHIMLA: Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has expressed grief over...

Comments

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here