Collector Neeraj Bansod conducted several inspections at Maoist hotbed Bhejji region of restive Sukma district.
He was accompanied by Superintendent of Police D Shravan. The Collector reached Bhejji by a helicopter and then visited the remote village on foot with the SP.
During his tour, Bansod met the villagers of the interior pockets of the region. On the demand of the villagers, he approved the work of 1.5 kilometre road construction, construction of 35 Indira Aawas Yojna houses, repairing of solar pumps, primary school and anganbadi centre. Villagers were delighted to have a high-ranking official among them for the first time.
On demand of opening a school, the Collector also chalked out a plan to run a primary school by appointing three educated youths of the village as teachers. He also directed for construction of the school building in order to provide better education to the students of Bhejji.