Kshtriya met all bureaucrats earlier this week against the backdrop of Fadnavis's statement in Nagpur.
It was decided that Additional Chief Secretaries, Principal Secretaries, Secretaries will tour different parts of the state for two days every week to oversee implementation of government's welfare policies, a statement from Chief Secretary's office said today.
The secretaries will interact with people to get feedback of the government policies and take steps to remove loopholes, it added.
The government has faced stiff resistance from the bureaucracy for quite some time and action has been initiated against about 800 bureaucrats. Now, they have fallen in-line with the government, he had said.
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