Gangtok – In a thoughtful gesture aimed at acknowledging the tireless efforts of government drivers, Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang today inaugurated a newly constructed waiting room for the Home department at Chintan Bhawan, the state’s pivotal administrative hub in Gangtok. The facility, designed with a keen eye on comfort and dignity, is set to provide a much-needed sanctuary for these often-overlooked stalwarts of public service.
Speaking at the inauguration, Chief Minister Tamang expressed his profound satisfaction with the initiative. “Delighted to inaugurate the Home Department Drivers’ Waiting Room within the premises of Chintan Bhawan today,” he stated, highlighting the intention behind the dedicated space. He further elaborated, “This dedicated facility has been thoughtfully developed to provide a comfortable and dignified resting space for our hardworking sarathis.” The Chief Minister went on to commend the Home department for their foresight in recognizing the crucial role played by these drivers, who diligently ensure seamless mobility for government officials. “I commend the initiative for recognising their contributions and ensuring their well-being through such meaningful infrastructural support,” he added, underscoring the state’s commitment to the welfare of its employees. The inauguration marks a significant step towards fostering a more supportive and respectful work environment for the “unsung sarathis” of Sikkim’s public service.
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