Considering the complaints of delayed supplementary exams since last three years in three PMHM colleges of State , received in Jandarshan programme held on Thursday at CM house, Chief Minister Raman Singh has given instruction for immediate action.
In the Jandarshan programme, students of three-year medical course from three PMHM (Practitioner in Modern and Holistic Medicine) of Katghora, Ambikapur and Pendra Road handed over memorandum to Chief Minister, complaining that their supplementary exams are pending since last three years.
Taking their complaint under serious consideration, Singh instructed Principal Secretary, Medical Education and Health Department to take immediate action in the matter.
Meanwhile, students informed CM that as per the exam results announced in year 2010, they had eligibility to appear for supplementary exams but till date, Bilaspur University has not organised the supplementary examinations.
CM assured the students that their complaint will be redressed soon through Chhattisgarh Ayush and Swasthya Vigyan Vishwavidyalay.
During the programme, large number of villagers, citizens, and delegations met Chief Minister. Villagers of Navapara, Janjgir-Champa district handed over memorandum to CM complaining about the encroachment on their lands. In response, CM instructed concerned District Collector to take action against the encroachment without delay.
Villagers from Gurur block of Balod district requested for financial aid for treatment of the victims, who got injured in a mishap when a water-tank in village collapsed a few days ago. Chief Minister approved financial aid of Rs 20,000 at once on request of the villagers. Besides, Panchs and Sarpanchs from many Gram Panchayats submitted memorandum to Chief Minister for various development and construction works.