In order to make the “Clean India” campaign a reality and to develop awareness among people, In-charge Collector Dr Fariha Alam Siddiqui visited several illages and held ‘chaupals’. In the meetings, she explained the importance of cleanliness to the villagers. The villagers readily resolved to make their respective villages free from open defecation.
The Collector visited Mohbhatta, Pariyain, Pathargarhi, Cockri Majhreta, Tarkadih village panchayats of Patharia region. She held Chaupals and called upon the villagers to resolve to make their village free from open defecation.The Collector during her visit to villages Hathnikala, Dhotma and Dandgaon had directed the construction of toilets and explained its importance. These villages will be free from open defecation by July 30, 2015.
On finding inferior quality of construction of the new school building of the Higher Secondary School in Madku, the Collector took to task the Executive Engineer, PWD and ordered him to ensure that good quality work is done. A target has been set to make 18 panchayats free from open defecation this year. Janpad Chairperson Ms Shashiramanuj Sahu, Project Officer P Harit, Janpad CEO Akhilesh Sahu and other officers were present during the inspection.