Jan Vishwas Campaign: Officials Hear Grievances, Distribute Scheme Benefits

नरसिंहगढ़ राजगढ़ | महेंद्र शर्मा

Villagers' Issues Addressed, Benefits Distributed Under Jan Vishwas Campaign

As part of the Chief Minister's Jan Vishwas Campaign, administrative officials directly listened to villagers' problems and issued directives for their resolution during public dialogue programs held in Gram Pilukhedi and Gilakhedi, Narsinghgarh tehsil, Rajgarh district. Beneficiaries of various government schemes were also provided assistance during these events.

The primary objective of the campaign was to establish direct communication between the government and the public, ensuring timely solutions to their issues. Narsinghgarh MLA Mohan Sharma, Collector Dr. Girish Kumar Mishra, and Superintendent of Police Amit Tolani interacted with the villagers to understand their difficulties.

Focus on Revenue and Electricity Grievances

MLA Mohan Sharma specifically emphasized revenue-related matters, such as land demarcation, and ensuring the regular presence of field staff at the panchayat level. He also directed for the immediate assessment of soybean crop damage for affected farmers and swift repair of electricity-related complaints and damaged cables.

Reiterating the vision of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, Collector Dr. Girish Kumar Mishra stated the critical importance of ensuring all government services reach citizens through a simple and accessible process. He reviewed the progress of timely disposal of applications related to Ayushman Cards, Aadhaar Cards, and Samagra Registrations.

Furthermore, he issued strict instructions to the concerned officials for the satisfactory resolution of pending complaints registered on the CM Helpline. The Collector also stressed the need for field staff to work proactively in their areas and improve the online attendance system.

Cyber Security Awareness and Exemplary Investigations Honored

Superintendent of Police Amit Tolani encouraged villagers to resolve land disputes amicably and peacefully. He cautioned citizens about increasing cybercrimes and advised them to immediately contact the Cyber Cell helpline at 1930 in case of any fraud.

Highlighting the importance of road safety, he appealed to two-wheeler riders to wear helmets and all vehicle drivers to refrain from driving under the influence of alcohol. On this occasion, Sub-Inspector Pooja Rathore and Praveen Jat were honored for their commendable investigations. Pooja Rathore received an award for her significant role in securing a 20-year sentence for the accused in a serious rape case, while Praveen Jat was awarded a certificate for his efforts in obtaining life imprisonment for 09 accused in a murder case.

Distribution of Aid and Financial Assistance to Beneficiaries

During the event organized under the Chief Minister's Jan Vishwas Campaign, aid materials and financial assistance were distributed to eligible beneficiaries of various schemes. Dashrath, Deepak Saini, Ameena, Payal, Kashish, Gorelal, Samina Bi, Manish, and Babulal were provided with Tuberculosis (TB) kits.

Electric tricycles were handed over to Vansh, Prem Singh, Lakhan Singh, Aman Khan, Amar Singh, Nand Kishor Sharma, Kanhaiyalal, Sunil Kumar, Kamal Parsad, Rohit, Mohammad Javed, Pushpendra Singh, Ramswaroop Ahirwar, Mahesh Kumar, Hariom, Jeevan Verma, and Samandar. Additionally, 10 self-help groups in the area received checks totaling approximately ₹34.50 lakh, which will aid them in expanding their operations.