Bhind: 'Seva Setu' Camp Resolves 350 Applications, Distributes Scheme Benefits
A 'Seva Setu' initiative in Bhind district successfully addressed 350 applications, facilitating access to government welfare schemes for citizens.
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'Seva Setu' Camp Held in Bhind District
The 'Seva Setu Abhiyan - Sarkar Aapke Dwar' (Service Bridge Campaign - Government at Your Doorstep) program was organized at the Government High School, Para, in the Janpad Panchayat Ater of Bhind district. Regional Member of Parliament, Sandhya Rai, attended the block-level camp as the chief guest.
She was accompanied by local public representatives, Subdivision Magistrate (SDM) Kavita Yadav (Deputy Collector), Sarpanch, Secretary, and officials and employees from various departments. The primary objective of this campaign is to listen to the problems of the common people and provide prompt solutions.
A total of three hundred and fifty applications were received at the camp and examined on the spot. Certificates and sanction letters were distributed to eligible beneficiaries to ensure they could easily access the benefits of the government's public welfare schemes.
Benefits of Schemes Distributed, Issues Resolved by Officials
During the organized 'Seva Setu' camp, benefits were provided to beneficiaries in fourteen cases of Social Justice Pension, four cases of Sambal Card, and two cases of Anugrah Sahayata (disaster relief). Additionally, sanction letters were handed over to five eligible beneficiaries under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Rural).
This initiative by the administration has made it easier for local citizens to access government services. Information about various important government schemes was disseminated to the public during the program, enabling them to avail these facilities in the future as well. Officials clarified that the primary goal of this campaign is to resolve public grievances on the spot.
The successful organization of the camp has provided significant relief to local residents, saving them from the hassle of visiting government offices to resolve their issues. The administration reiterated its commitment to ensuring public service through similar camps in the future.