Sisodia wrote to the L-G days after Anil Baijal returned to the AAP government for reconsideration its proposal of providing doorstep services to people.
"I request you to make a surprise visit to some of the government offices along with me and the CM and interact with people to understand the ground reality and only after that we should take any decision on doorstep delivery of services," Sisodia said in the letter.
According to the deputy CM, presently despite applying through online mode for various services, people need to visit government offices for the physical verification of their documents.
He said the applicants either have to stand in long queues or pay the touts to get their works done speedily.
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