Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa met common people during the weekly meeting at Mantralaya here on Thursday and received applications mainly pertaining to revenue and service-related matters.
Freedom fighter Shiv Shankar Kesari of Sagar district presented application for nomination of his wife as his successor. The Chief Secretary directed General Administration Department for necessary action. Mohiuddin, a retired staff from Mantralaya, urged the Chief Secretary for payment of amount pending with State Employees Credit Society. Retired employee Ajay Sharma of Jabalpur urged for payment of pension. Chatur Singh of Sehore district drew attention of the Chief Secretary towards delay in sanction for cottage industry.
Retired from Industries Department KK Jaiswal presented an application for post-retirement promotion. Similarly, Health department retired Dr Devendra Jain also presented an application seeking payment of pension. The Chief Secretary sent these applications for disposal to concerning departments. Chandrika Prasad of Rewa complained in his application that he has not received compensation against his land acquired at Sasan in Singrauli district. The Chief Secretary directed Commissioner Rewa in this case.
The Chief Secretary also directed for action on the appeal of Mantralaya employee Ashwini Tavse to give her time-scale. Neelam Jain posted in Revenue Department at Raisen said in her application that her husband is posted at Bhopal and urged that both should be posted at the same place. Pooran of Bhopal informed that mutation of his land has been done erroneously in some other’s name.
Ratan Singh of Sehore district informed about being houseless. Anand Bhargava of Shivpuri district complained about encroachment on his land. Mansharam of Jhansi informed about encroachment on his land at Jatara in Tikamgarh district. The Chief Secretary directed concerning officers to ensure necessary action in all these cases.