Chief Minister Raman Singh on Tuesday reached village Amora of Akaltara development block of Janjgir-Champa district as part of the State-wide lok Suraj Mission and paid surprise visit to a ‘Grievance Redressal Camp’ at Amora.
At the camp, the Chief Minister received information regarding various grievances and demands of villagers and sanctioned various development works for the village as well as promised to insatll at the village a high capacity transformer.
He took information from officials regarding the redressal of applications received in villages of Amora cluster in the first phase of lok Suraj Mission.
Officials informed that in this cluster of 12 villages, 4883 applications were received, which have been resolved.
At the camp, Chief Minister was informed about dilapidated condition of 11 km road from Amora to Akaltara and requested for renewal of this road.
The Chief Minister informed that Rs 29.63 crore has been sanctioned for renewal of this 11 km road from Amora to Akaltara. After attending the camp, Singh did bhumi-pujan of the road project.
On the demand of villagers, Singh announced that new transformer of high capacity will be installed in Amora.
On being informed about the low-voltage problem in the village, the Chief Minister informed that a power sub station is being constructed in Saroda and construction work will be completed by upcoming June month. This power sub station will permanently solve the low-voltage problem in the entire area.
Singh announced sanction of Rs 10 lakh for Nal-Jal scheme of Amora village, Rs 12 lakh for construction of community hall and construction of Amora high school building. On request of villagers, a permanent post of line man has been sanctioned.