Jan Vishwas Camp in Mehgaon, Bhind Resolves 103 Issues On-the-Spot

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Jan Vishwas Camp Held in Mehgaon, Bhind

The Chief Minister's Jan Vishwas Camp and Seva Setu Abhiyan were successfully organized at the Ramlila Maidan in Mehgaon, Bhind district. Inaugurated by New and Renewable Energy Minister Rakesh Shukla, the initiative aimed to resolve citizens' issues at a single location and ensure the benefits of government schemes reached the needy.

A total of 224 applications were received from various departments during the camp. Of these, 103 applications were resolved on the spot, providing immediate solutions. The remaining 121 cases have been forwarded to the respective departments with instructions to ensure their timely resolution.

Call for Energy Conservation and Public Participation

Minister Rakesh Shukla distributed certificates to beneficiaries under schemes like Sambal, Social Security Pension, Ladli Laxmi, and Ujjwala Yojana. He emphasized that the camp is not a one-day event but a continuous process of bringing administration closer to citizens' doorsteps.

"This camp is not limited to a single day of hearing; rather, it is a continuous process of taking the administration directly to the citizens' doors."

The minister urged villagers to actively participate in maintaining clean villages, conserving water, and adopting solar energy. He stressed the importance of society taking responsibility for greenery and energy savings for a secure future for upcoming generations.

Focus on Resolving Complex Issues

Collector Kirodi Lal Meena highlighted the camp's primary objective: to resolve complex issues involving multiple departments. He also announced that a Seva Setu camp for urban local bodies would be held at the same location on October 4th.

The event was attended by Superintendent of Police Suraj Kumar Verma, former minister OPS Bhadouriya, Sub-Divisional Officer (SDM), and other local representatives. The minister and collector inspected information stalls set up by various departments, reviewed administrative work, and issued strict directives to officials for the swift resolution of pending applications.