CURATED BY – SUSHIL SONI | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Anuppur, Collector Shri Harshal Pancholi has said that the officers should promptly resolve the applications and problems received in the public problem resolution camp. Maintain the problems received in the camp in the register and work on the saturation of the scheme as per the intention of the government. He said that all the eligible beneficiaries should get the benefit of every scheme of the government, in this direction the Patwari, Secretary and Employment Assistant should work jointly and provide the eligible beneficiaries the benefits of public welfare and beneficial schemes of the Central and State Government. All the officers and employees who came to the camp should discharge their responsibilities with full seriousness and get the problems resolved on priority basis. Collector Shri Harshal Pancholi was addressing the public problem resolution camp organized in Gram Panchayat Sakra of Anuppur district today. The collector, while addressing all the Patwaris, directed that under the Revenue Maha Abhiyan 3.0 by the government, the cases of transfer should be obtained by visiting door to door and if a person has died, mark him and register the case and resolve the partition case by implementing it in the record. Similarly, under the campaign, cases of partition, map correction, new applications of eligible beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, caste certificate cases, Aadhar linking etc. should be obtained by visiting door to door. He said that all the Patwaris should bring seriousness in their work and do better work in the Revenue Maha Abhiyan.
The collector, while addressing the secretary and employment assistant, has instructed that as per the intention of the government, the eligible beneficiaries of pension, widow women, disabled people and elderly should be identified and provided benefits. The names of the left out beneficiaries of ration who are eligible should also be added to the ration eligibility slip. The collector said that the Gram Panchayat should also monitor the smooth distribution of ration to the ration beneficiaries. Similarly, Patwari, Secretary and Employment Assistant should also monitor the mid-day meal being distributed in the school, common stove in Anganwadi, hostel, village panchayat and other major government institutions of the village so that better facilities can be provided to the citizens and children. Chief Executive Officer District Panchayat Shri Tanmay Vashisht Sharma also addressed the program.

In the district level public problem resolution camp held in village Sakra of the district today, Collector Shri Harshal Pancholi, Chief Executive Officer District Panchayat Shri Tanmay Vashisht Sharma along with other departmental officers received applications from the villagers of Gram Panchayat Sakra as well as Gram Panchayat Khamhariya, Mediyaraas, Paraswar, Audhera, Jamudi, Lakhanpur, Taradan and listened to their problems and gave instructions to the departmental officers of the concerned department to resolve the problems. During the camp, he reviewed the implementation of village panchayat wise schemes with the field staff and gave necessary guidelines. 267 applications were received in the camp. Most of the applications were resolved on the spot and while setting a time limit for resolving the remaining applications, the Collector directed the department officials to resolve the applications within the time limit. Similarly, the Collector reviewed the pending revenue cases of the villages associated with the camp and gave necessary instructions to the revenue staff.

In the camp, the departmental officials informed the villagers about the welfare schemes run by the government. Stalls were set up by various departments including Animal Husbandry Department, Public Health Engineering Department, Public Works Department, Rural Mechanical Services Department, Electricity Department, Agriculture Department, Horticulture Department, Social Justice and Disabled Welfare Department, Cooperative Department, Health Department, Rural Livelihood Mission, Women and Child Development Department. Through which the villagers were informed about the welfare schemes run by the government. A health camp was organized on the spot by the Health Department in the camp, where health check-up of about 40 patients was done and free medicines were distributed to them.

Assistant Commissioner Tribal Affairs Department Ms. Sarita Nayak, Chief Medical and Health Officer Dr. A.K. were present in the camp. Departmental officers of various departments including Avadiya, Tehsildar Mr. Anupam Pandey were present.