The ‘Aapki Sarkar Aapke Dwar’ scheme is being launched in the State from August 1 to implement the suggestions for development and solutions to problems of people, especially the rural dwellers.
Under this, the Collector will fix village tours and camps at the district level for every three months after which two tour programmes and camps will be conducted every month the information of which will be given to all the public representatives of the district. Headquarters of development blocks villages where weekly markets or haats are organised will be selected for the camp.
Detailed instructions regarding ‘Aapki Sarkar Aapke Dwar’ scheme have been sent to all the departments, departmental heads, commissioners and collectors of the state by the state government. It has been stated in the instructions that in order to prevent wastage of time and money, the camps should be organised in the development block headquarters according to the sudden tours and a timetable. The administration’s accountability should be ensured after inspection of various government schemes and facilities. These efforts will bring the administration closer to the rural people.
In the first part of the ‘Aapki Sarkar Aapke Dwar’ scheme, one village of the selected development block will be chosen and all the district officials of the departments directly related to the general public will reach the village in the same vehicle and take stock of the implementation of government schemes. The name of the village selected for visit will be kept confidential. All the institutions of the village will be inspected during the visit.
These include schools, anganwadi kendra, ration shop, hospital and gram panchayat office. The visit will be from 9 am to 1 pm. After this, development block level camps will be organized from 2 pm. District officers will accompany the Collector in the camp.
The framework of the camps will be decided date wise after contacting the ministers and MLAs of the district. The Collector will make all arrangements of the camp. Each minister and MLA will be present in at least two development block camps in a month.
District level officers of the departments directly related to the common man including Revenue Department, Panchayat and Rural Development, Forest, Energy, Tribal Welfare, Scheduled Caste Welfare, Backward Classes and Minority Welfare, Farmers-Welfare and Agriculture Development, Public Health and Family Welfare, School Education, Water Resources, Public Health Engineering, Cooperatives and Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Departments will take part essentially in the camps.
Grievances of the applicants coming in the camps would be redressed immediately. Applicants whose applications cannot be redressed immediately will be notified in this connection. The redressal will be made within the prescribed time limit. Priority will be given to organize the camps in a systematic manner without much show off and redressal of people’s problems on the same day is ensured. A convenient waiting room will also be arranged for the applicants on the camp site. Information will be given to the villagers through proclamation and other measures in relation to the camp by the Collector.