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Citizen-First GovernanceIntegrated Grievance Redressal Portal & App• 2024–2025

JK Samadhan

Organization: Government of Jammu & Kashmir

JK Samadhan is the flagship grievance redressal mechanism for the Government of Jammu & Kashmir, linking citizens directly with district commissioners, departmental heads, and the Lieutenant Governor’s secretariat for transparent, time-bound issue resolution.

https://samadhan.jk.gov.in/login
High-Fidelity Interface
JK Samadhan
2024–2025
Government of Jammu & Kashmir

Integrated Grievance Redressal Portal & App

JK SamadhanPublic Grievance
Figma Artboard ReadyHigh-Fidelity UI

Project Objectives

  • •Demystify the grievance submission process with a simple, multilingual, step-by-step form.
  • •Provide real-time tracking with SMS/WhatsApp updates and visual status steppers.
  • •Equip administrative officers with an actionable triage desk, SLA countdowns, and escalation triggers.
  • •Produce clean analytical dashboards for executive leadership to identify systemic governance bottlenecks.

Design Challenges

  • •Accommodating varying digital literacy across urban and remote rural hilly terrains.
  • •Preventing duplicate submissions while ensuring citizens can comfortably attach supporting documents/photos.
  • •Structuring multi-tier administrative escalations without confusing the end-user.

Information Architecture & User Flow

STEP 01Citizen Gateway: File Grievance, Track Status, Department Directory, Citizen Charter.
STEP 02Officer Portal: Inward queue, SLA status tags, transfer/re-assign actions, resolution disposal.
STEP 03Secretariat Dashboard: District heatmap, repeat complaint frequency, average resolution turnaround.

Key Interface Features & Deliverables

Linear step-by-step grievance wizard with category autofill.
Color-coded SLA countdown meters highlighting pending deadlines.
Citizen appeal workflow enabling re-opening of unsatisfactory resolutions.

Responsive Design Specifications & Developer Handoff

Optimized for low-bandwidth mobile networks common in hilly and border districts.