Divisional Commissioner Sonmoni Borah took stock of the situation in respect of the voters list rectification work at villages Makhanpur and Tanakhar. Korba Collector Reena Kangale was also present on this occasion. Booth-level officers are approaching door-to-door and collecting the number of voter’s ID cards and Aadhar cards. On this basis, both the cards would be linked. Bora appealed the citizens to cooperate with the booth-level officers in this connection and be partners in this work of national importance.
In village Makhanpur, Bora interacted with the voters. In the village the collector gathered information about lifting fertilizers, seeds, public distribution system, sericulture and construction of toilets under Swachchata Abhiyan. On demand of employment, the divisional commissioner asked the collector to look in to the matter. The collector immediately instructed to undertake Junapara Tank deepening work under Rojgar Guarantee Yojana and start the work. On this occasion Bora told the villagers that if they purchase fertilizers and seeds latest by May 31, no interest would be levied on them.
Similarly, under Sampurna Swachchcta Abhiyan, he instructed to construct toilets in 17 such houses where there were no toilets. He propounded sericulture as better source of earning and encouraged people to start the work of sericulture. After perusal of the rectification work of voter’s list at Tanakhar polling centre, the divisional commissioner inspected Anganbadi centre. He instructed to serve nutritious food ‘ready to eat’ to the children and pregnant women on time. He tested the hand pump also by trying personally to draw water from it. During his Korba tour the Divisional Commissioner inspected the tehsil office at Podi Uprora also.