Collector Jan Chaupal program received 35 applications – Lok Shakti.in

Collector Mr. Doman Singh said that the problems of the general public should be solved without any hassle and they should get the benefit of the schemes, services and programs of the government, this is the achievement of the administration. He told the departmental officers in the Jan Chaupal program that while showing sympathy with the general public, along with listening sympathetically to the problems of the general public, ensure timely redressal. In the Jan Choupal program, the Collector along with the departmental officers received applications from the citizens who attended the Jan Choupal program along with listening to their problems. Today 35 applications were received in the Jan Chaupal programme. Action is being taken to send all the applications received to the concerned departments by taking appropriate action. Today, in the Jan Chaupal program, regarding the problem of drinking water in Shiv Mandir Gali near New Sai Krupa Hospital, Ashirwad Colony, Ward No. 44, Kaurinbhata, Rajnandgaon. Ward’s citizen Mr. SK Chandravanshi gave applications. While giving the application, he said that there is very less water supply both in the morning and evening shifts. Due to this the residents of the ward are facing problems. He has given an application to get rid of the drinking water problem. Similarly, Ganeshram Verma, resident of Dongargaon, Nathunwagaon development block, complained of encroachment on the private land owned by him. They demanded to get the ownership of their land. Similarly, Rekha Yadav, a resident of Ward No. 40 of Rajnandgaon, has sent an application for the benefits of the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, while Budasan of Dhaurabhata has sent an application for the benefits of the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. Similarly Chuniya Bai of Harnai Kalkasa demanded compassionate appointment after the death of her teacher husband. The applicant told that her husband was posted as assistant teacher in Mohla. Who has died on 1 June 2016. After the death of her husband, keeping in view the difficulties faced by her in the upkeep of her family, she has demanded to be given a compassionate appointment. Similarly, Mathura Bai, a resident of village Tutipar from Rajnandgaon, has given an application regarding the correction of the map of her land. Continue Reading