Chief Minister Jan Vishwas Campaign: 84 Applications Received in Bhind, Disability Certificates Issued

Camp Addresses Citizen Grievances and Empowers Disabled Individuals

The Chief Minister Jan Vishwas Campaign successfully addressed citizen issues swiftly at a large camp organized in Bhind district. The third district-level camp, held at the Government Degree College in Alamput, Lahar subdivision, saw District Collector Kirodi Lal Meena and Superintendent of Police Suraj Kumar Verma personally listening to citizens' concerns.

A total of 84 applications related to various departments were received during the camp. Officials were directed to take immediate action on these applications. The Jan Vishwas Campaign aims to strengthen the government's trust and accountability towards citizens, and this camp was a significant step in that direction, with officials from various departments present to hear public grievances.

Focus on Welfare Schemes and Health Services

Citizens attending the camp presented their complaints regarding revenue, pensions, construction work, and other public welfare schemes to the officials. The health department showed particular initiative at the camp. The medical board promptly issued disability certificates on the spot to 18 eligible beneficiaries, facilitating their access to benefits and reservations under government schemes.

The initiative's core objective is to bring the administrative machinery closer to the public and provide easy solutions to their problems, thereby saving them the hassle of visiting government offices repeatedly.

Environmental Protection and Educational Quality Emphasized

The campaign commenced with a tree-planting drive on the college premises, sending a strong message about environmental conservation. District Collector Kirodi Lal Meena inaugurated the initiative by planting a sapling under the 'A Tree in Mother's Name' campaign.

He urged everyone present to actively contribute to environmental protection, emphasizing that leaving a clean and green environment for future generations is a collective responsibility. Furthermore, administrative officials conducted thorough inspections of schools in the area to assess the current state of the education system.

Inspection of Educational Institutions and Midday Meal Quality

Collector Meena made an unannounced visit to the Integrated Government Middle School in Gora. During his visit, he interacted directly with the students to gather information about their studies and the facilities available at the school. He also shared the midday meal with the children to personally experience the quality of the food.

Meanwhile, District Panchayat CEO Veer Singh Chauhan inspected Gram Panchayat Khuja and the Government Middle School Khuja, observing the arrangements there. The primary aim of these inspections was to improve the education system, ensure the effective implementation of government schemes, and motivate teachers to perform better.