Citizen-centric governance to come from governance-centric electorate: VP Naidu

The Vice President said that good governance was essential to fulfil the aspirations of the people and in ensuring that various schemes were implemented effectively.

Citizen-centric governance to come from governance-centric electorate: VP Naidu
Describing elected governments as ‘holders of public trust’, Shri Naidu advised them to act responsibly and serve the people conscientiously. Image Credit: Twitter(@VPSecretariat)
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Vice President Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu today emphasized the need for people to elect their representatives on the basis of 4Cs—Character, Conduct, Calibre and Capacity and not other considerations.

Releasing the book 'Suparipalana', the Telugu translation of "Echo T Calling: Towards People-Centric Governance", written by former Telangana Chief Secretary, Shri S K Joshi, the Vice President said that unfortunately the other 4Cs—Caste, Community, Cash and Criminality—were replacing Character, Conduct, Calibre and Capacity, which are essential for providing good governance. "Citizen-centric governance will come from the governance-centric electorate", he reminded.

The Vice President said that good governance was essential to fulfil the aspirations of the people and in ensuring that various schemes were implemented effectively. Good governance was also equally important to fulfil the aspirations of the people. "Happiness comes with good governance", he added.

Describing elected governments as 'holders of public trust', Shri Naidu advised them to act responsibly and serve the people conscientiously. He called for streamlining the government's efforts to make the ease of living better for all citizens.

Shri Naidu complimented the author Dr Shailendra Joshi, the translator Shri Annavarapu Brahmaiah and the publisher Shri Maruthi for bringing out the book.

(With Inputs from PIB)

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