Disposing of cases of complainants during Samadhan Online on Tuesday, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan directed for strict action against concerning officers for negligence and inordinate delay in disposal of cases. On complaint of Somwati Ahirwar of Sagar district for not registering timely under ladli laxmi Yojana, the Chief Minister directed Sagar Divisional Commissioner to investigate the matter and take action against concerning officer. Holding discussions with divisional commissioners and collectors, he said that negligence in the schemes to benefit common people will not be tolerated.
Umaria district’s complainant Bhagwati Rajak informed the CM that her husband died during agricultural operations. Despite this, she is not getting economic assistance under Mukhyamantri Krishak Jeevan Kalyan Yojana. Describing the delay as inhuman, the CM directed to suspend concerning naib tahasildars with immediate effects. He also sanctioned immediate relief of Rs50,000 to Rajak from CM’s Discretionary Fund. He asked collectors to undertaken review of such cases earnestly in which delay is caused by officers and employees at lower level.
Taking serious note of complaint by Abhishek Sahu of Damoh district about delay in scholarship under Super 500 Scheme, the Chief Minister directed for investigation in the case and fix responsibility of concerning officer. He provided immediate assistance of Rs35,000 to Abhishek Sahu and motivated him to continue studies. Abhishek Sahu’s father is a labourer and he has secured 95 per cent marks in high school exam and appeared in class XII exam. CM said that it is not proper to get attestation of eligibility repeatedly once labour Welfare Card is issued.
The Chief Minister took serious note of delay in providing assistance amount for daughter’s marriage to lallu Dheemar of Tikamgarh and directed for strict action against concerning officers. Mukesh Gehlot of Shajapur complained that payment against loss of animals due to hailstorm has not been paid to him. CM directed for strict action against concerning officer. The Chief Minister told collectors that he would himself visit districts and review difficulties being experienced in implementation of public welfare schemes.
Kaniram Panchal of Sheopur complaint that benefit of Deenbandhu Yojana has not been provided to them. The Chief Minister directed for departmental disciplinary action against the concerning officer. Umesh Sharma of Shivpuri informed that he did work of installing number plates in the houses in Janpad and Gram Panchayats in Jhabua district in year 2011 on the orders of the then district Panchayat CEO while he was not authorised to give work orders and order for payment. Chief Minister directed the Chief Secretary to investigate the matter and take strict action against the then CEO of Jhabua district Panchayat.
The Chief Minister held detailed discussions with collectors on survey reports pertaining to crop loss as a result of excessive rains and hailstorm. He praised collectors for systematic survey and that there is no dissatisfaction about it among farmers. Relief distribution will also start soon. The Chief Minister also directed to include names of affected farmers’ family members in Samagra database so that they can get wheat and rice at Rs1 per kg and subsidised kerosene and sugar easily. The CM directed to hold programmes under the leadership of ministers in-charge of districts for distribution of relief information letters in affected areas. Relief amounts will be directed deposited in farmers’ bank accounts.