Minister Sushanta Chowdhury reaches out to constituents, Offers condolences & support

State's Transport and Tourism Minister Sushanta Chowdhury spent Sunday visiting households in his Majlishpur Assembly constituency, personally connecting with residents and taking stock of their well-being. His initiative has drawn praise from locals, who said the minister believes in reaching out directly to the doorstep of his people.

At the residence of party worker Ratan Pal, whose mother recently passed away due to age-related illness, the minister offered his condolences and prayed for eternal peace of the departed soul.

Later, he visited the home of Monindra Debnath, whose son Ram Debnath (31) died unexpectedly. Expressing deep sorrow, Chowdhury described the incident as heartbreaking and conveyed his sympathy to the grieving family.

The minister also called on party worker Sukanta Debnath, who was seriously injured in an accident. He enquired about Sukanta’s health condition and wished him a speedy recovery.

Local residents lauded the minister’s initiative, noting that his visits reflect a genuine commitment to remain connected with the people of his constituency. They said such gestures strengthen the bond between elected representatives and citizens, ensuring that governance is rooted in compassion and care.

Chowdhury’s outreach on Sunday highlighted his belief that leadership is not confined to policy-making alone but also requires personal engagement with the community, especially during times of grief and hardship.