As many as 147 cases out of 166 were disposed off at a Public grievance redressal camp organised at Phoolkarra village of Gariaband block on Thursday.
The programme was led by MlA Chandu lal Sahu, Parliamentary Secretary Goverdhan Sinh Manjhi, Collector Niranjan Das and Superintendent of Police (SP) Amit Tukaram Kamble.
Among the 166 cases, 159 were related to matters concerning different departments.
The remaining ones included seven complaint cases, stated officials. MlA Chandu lal Sahu urged the villagers to go for soil testing of the agricultural land and informed about the welfare schemes launched by the State Government.
He spoke about the distribution of ration from the fair price shops.
The villagers were asked to construct and utilise toilets in order to ensure sanitation within their area.Sahu also spoke about the approval of Tap Water Scheme in Dongripara.
On the other hand, Parliamentary Secretary Goverdhan Sinh Manjhi said since the Public grievance redressal camp is helpful in proper disposal of a case, more villagers should take the advantage of such programmes.
The camps also spread awareness on the schemes and policies carried out by the State Government.Manjhi also requested the villagers to construct and use toilets as it will establish the purpose of the Clean India Drive.