Every month, Raghu Achar goes live on YouTube for 90 minutes. Citizens submit questions. The community votes. Top questions get answered live. No script. No filter. No formality. Just a leader and his people.
Stand in line. Wait your turn. By the time you speak, you're rushed through. Your problem gets a nod and a note on paper.
Physical space limits. Most of the constituency never gets to attend. And the people who need it most — working class — can't take a day off.
What happened to your complaint after the darbar? Nobody knows. There's no video, no transcript, no public record.
No waiting. No travelling. Submit via WhatsApp or portal. Community upvotes decide which questions get answered first.
Anyone with a phone can watch. Live on YouTube. Recordings available forever. Reach: 50x more than any physical darbar.
When a leader makes a promise on live video watched by 3,000 people — that's accountability you can't walk back.
Via WhatsApp or portal. Ask about your ward, your road, your water, your problem. In Kannada or English.
All questions are visible. Citizens upvote the ones that matter most. The people decide the agenda — not politicians.
Top-voted questions answered live by Raghu Achar. On camera. Unscripted. No dodging. 3,000+ watching.
Best moments cut into 30-60 sec Reels. Shared across WhatsApp, Instagram, YouTube. One session = months of content.
Every episode lives on YouTube forever. Watch, share, hold accountable.
Potholes, streetlights, drainage, parks, public toilets — why hasn't it been fixed?
Water supply, quality, BWSSB responsiveness, sewage issues, borewell permissions.
Government school quality, teacher vacancies, mid-day meals, scholarship access.
PHC availability, ambulance response, hospital queues, Ayushman Bharat access.
Bus routes, metro connectivity, traffic, auto-rickshaw overcharging, last-mile gaps.
Ration card, Aadhaar, caste certificate delays, pension issues, BDA site allotment.
Submit your question now. Vote on what matters. Watch this Sunday as Raghu Achar answers the community — live, unscripted, on camera. This is what democracy should feel like.