Out of the total 229 applications related to various departments received from farmers, 103 were disposed of on the spot in the district-level public grievances redressal camp organised at Khandsara village in Bemetara development block.
Time limit has been set for the disposal of the remaining 126 applications. According to an official press statement issued here, in the camp organised by the district administration, revenue minister and MlA from the area, Dayal Das Baghel was present. He listened to the problems of the villagers and instructed the officers concerned to redress their grievances immediately. In the camp organised in the presence of collector Basavraju S, all district heads of departments were present and disposed of the applications of the villagers. Officers of agriculture, horticulture, fisheries, food, health, education, district cooperative central bank, public health engineer, labour departments gave detailed information about the scheme being run by their respective departments to the villagers.
The revenue minister said that the public grievances redressal camp, which is an esteemed scheme of the state government, was a multiutility for the villagers. He said that people of the area should be more and more benefited from the schemes of the State Government. The minister instructed the officers concern to conduct survey of crop damage in the area due to flood and compensation should be given to the affected immediately. District and Janpad members, representatives of panchayats, officers of all departments and employees and people in large numbers were present in the camp.