Talk to CM Punjab

Most people assume their voice doesn't reach the top. That complaints get buried. That feedback disappears into some government inbox nobody checks. The Talk to CM platform exists to prove that wrong.

This is a direct line between the people of Punjab and the Chief Minister's office. No middlemen. No bureaucratic maze. Just you, your concern, and a system built to actually respond.

How to Submit Suggestions

Access the portal at https://talk2cm.punjab.gov.pk/age-gate and follow these steps:

1. Select your age group (e.g., youth 20+).
2. Enter personal details: full name, CNIC, email, mobile, date of birth, city, and area.
3. Choose "Share Idea" or "Feedback" category.
4. Write your suggestion (keep it constructive and concise).
5. Attach files if needed and submit for a tracking ID.

The process takes minutes and ensures your input reaches decision-makers without intermediaries.

Because governing a province of over 110 million people without listening to them is just guesswork.

The Chief Minister's office receives thousands of concerns every day — from a blocked drain in a small village to a corruption complaint in a government department. Talk to CM was built to capture all of it, route it to the right people, and make sure someone is held accountable for a resolution.

It's not a suggestion box. It's a complaints and feedback system with teeth.

No office visits. No long queues. Just your phone or computer.

Step 1 — Head to the official portal and register with your CNIC and mobile number. That's your identity — keep it accurate.

Step 2 — Submit your complaint or feedback. Be specific. Vague complaints take longer to resolve. Mention your district, the department involved, and what happened.

Step 3 — You'll get a tracking number. Use it. Check back on your complaint's status without calling anyone.

Step 4 — The relevant department gets notified and is expected to respond within a defined timeframe. If they don't — that's escalated.

Anything that falls under the Punjab government's jurisdiction. People have used it for:

• Delayed utility connections that nobody was fixing
• Land record disputes going in circles for years
• Misconduct by local government officials
• Missing or broken public services in their area
• Requests for assistance that kept hitting dead ends

If it's a government problem in Punjab, it belongs here.

Older complaint mechanisms were essentially black holes. You submitted something and heard nothing back.

Talk to CM works differently for a few reasons. Every complaint gets a reference number — traceable, documented, on record. Departments can't quietly ignore a registered complaint the way they could ignore a phone call or a walk-in. And the Chief Minister's monitoring team reviews cases that go unresolved past their deadline.

It's accountability by design, not by accident.

Any resident of Punjab. There's no income requirement, no document list, no eligibility criteria. If you live in Punjab and have a genuine concern — this platform is for you.

• Use your real CNIC. False complaints not only waste everyone's time — they can have consequences.
• One complaint per issue. Duplicate submissions don't speed things up, they slow the process down.
• Track your complaint actively. If the status hasn't moved in the expected time, follow up through the portal.
• Private matters between individuals — like personal disputes or family issues — fall outside this system's scope.