Chief Minister Raman Singh approved a total amount of nearly Rs35 lakh for nine different construction works in villages, on proposals of Sarpanchs, Janpad members and other delegations from various districts during his weekly Jandharshan programme held at his residence on Thursday.
The Chief Minister also took serious note of a complaint received about rigging of government land in village Gujra of Aarang Tehsil in Raipur district.A delegation of villagers from Gujra had made the complaint to Chief Minister through a memorandum submitted to him.Singh sent the memorandum to the Raipur District Collector and has issued instructions for instituting an immediate probe in the matter.
The villagers informed the Chief Minister that nearly 1.67 hectares of government land in Patwari land Record Number 68/25 of Mandir Hasaud’s Revenue Inspector has been sold illegally.To this, Singh has assured them of unbiased investigation in the case. This apart, a delegation of people led by Sarpanch of Kosagondi Gram Panchayat Headquarters Balod district and Chairman of School Management Committee handed over a jointly signed memorandum to the Chief Minister.
They told the Chief Minister that a person has encroached 2500 sq ft of land in government primary and middle school premises of Kosagondi, and has built a house on that encroached land.In response to their memorandum, Chief Minister directed the Collector concerned to immediately remove the encroachment from school premises.
The delegation thanked Chief Minister for issuing orders to remove encroachment from all the government school premises across the state. Singh assured of unbiased investigation and justice to the family members of deceased in the murder case, which took place three-and a-half-months back in village Raksa of Tehsil Dhamdha in Durg district.
The family members of the deceased told Chief Minister that on March 17, Ganesh Ram Satnami and his grandson Devendra were killed in village Raksa. More than three months have passed since that incident, but the feeling of anxiety and insecurity has not loosened its grip on the people of village till date.
They requested the Chief Minister to order high-level probe. Singh has directed Superintendent of Police (SP) Durg to take immediate action in the case.Moreover, the Chhattisgarh Naturopathy Federation Chairman Dr Pramod Namdeo handed over memorandum to Chief Minister and requested for official recognition of doctors, having degrees of three-year DNYS course and 1-year NDDA Diploma course.
He also requested Chief Minister to ensure more of state government’s participation in promotion of Naturopathy in State. The Chief Minister has sent the memorandum to Health Minister for examination.The State President of School Shikshakarmi Union Virendra Dubey handed over a memorandum to Chief Minister and requested for promotion of Commerce Graduate assistant teachers (Panchayat cadre) to the post of teachers.
The Chief Minister has forwarded the memorandum to Panchayat Minister for further deliberations.A large number of people and delegations of various organisations also submitted memorandum to the Chief Minister.