Chief Minister Raman Singh on Thursday listened to the grievances of hundreds of citizens from various parts of the State at the weekly 'Jandarshan' programme at his official residence here.
A delegation of Baiga tribals who had come from Jampani and Kotangapani villages in Kabirdham district in a memorandum requested the Chief Minister to settle them at forest land located at village Bagbuda.
The delegation informed Singh that about 125 tribal families reside in the villages at Pandaria development block. The land is rocky and no agricultural activity can be carried out there.
The tribals said that even for medical emergency they have to trek at least 15 kilometres through the forests to avail the facility at village Taregaon.
The delegation requested Singh to relocate them at village Baghbuda forest land at Gram Panchayat limhaipur.
The Chief Minister asked the District Collector to look into the matter and do the needful.
A delegation came from Parras Roshan Nagar(Batapara) in Balod district in a memorandum requested the Chief Minister to sanction land pattas under the Prime Minister Housing Project.
Singh directed the request to the District Collector for necessary perusal and immediate action.
A group of citizens from village Bhatmahul in Janjgir-Champa district in a memorandum complained that the Gram Panchayat did not organise any Gram Sabha during the past three years. The construction of toilets under the Swachh Bharat mission is not up to the required standards. The poor citizens are not getting any benefits from the Prime Minister Housing Project.
Singh directed the complaint to the Janjgir-Champa District Collector and instructed him to look into the dispute on an urgent basis.