Chief Secy lends an ear to citizens' woes

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During weekly meeting, Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa accepted applications from citizens and directed for necessary action on them. The Chief Secretary gave instructions regarding 15 cases.

Sabrun Nisa of Bhopal had applied for assistance for husband’s cancer treatment and Khushiram of Sagar district for brother’s kidney treatment. The Chief Secretary directed Bhopal and Sagar collectors to submit reports.

Gyanichand Malviya of Sehore district informed about error in demarcation. The Chief Secretary directed Sehore collector to ensure demarcation in the case by SDO Revenue. In the pension payment cases of OP Sharma of Khargone, Sushil Bhargava and KN Tiwari of Bhopal, Indira Nema of Seoni and Archana of Raisen, the Chief Secretary directed to ensure prompt action.

Narayan Kushwaha of Jalaun in Uttar Pradesh informed about untimely death of his sister Vimla Devi at her in-laws’ house at Bhind city. The Chief Secretary directed Principal Secretary Home for necessary action in this case. The Chief Secretary also talked to Bhind collector over telephone. On the complaint of Antar Singh of Rajgarh district about irregularities committed by Gram Panchayat, the Chief Secretary directed MNREGA Commissioner to ensure action within a month.

On the application of Damrilal Thakur of Mandla district, the Chief Secretary directed Mandla Collector for necessary action. Thakur had said that efforts are being made to implicate his son in false criminal cases. Nine applicants from Guna district had informed about non-allotment of houses to them under Indira Aawas Yojana despite having possessed forest land rights. DeSa asked CEO of Guna district Panchayat to ensure action in this case.

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