In the first phase of State-wide 'lok Suraaj Abhiyan 2018', more than 30.10 lakh applications related to various issues were received for various departments at the collection camps organized in all 27 districts, officials informed.
Redressal of these applications is in progress. The State Government has also created a website for providing information regarding lok Suraaj Abhiyan to citizens.
It is noteworthy that this year lok Suraaj Abhiyaan is being organized in three phases. In the first phase from January 12 to 14, applications were collected through redressal boxes placed in all district headquarters, gram panchayats and urban bodies. Meanwhile, 30,10, 425 applications were received, they informed.
This includes more than 28.05 lakh applications from rural areas and 1.85 lakh pplications received from urban areas.
A total of 19,024 applications were received online. Now In the second phase from January 15 to March 11, examination and redressal of these applications is being done. later, from March 12 to March 31, redressal camps will be held at village cluster-level and ward cluster-level in urban areas of all the districts, wherein applicants will be informed about the redressal action being taken on their applications received.
In this duration, Chief Minister Raman Singh along with In-charge Ministers of all the districts, Chief Secretary, In-charge Secretary and other senior officals and public representatives will visit these redressal camps.
Administrative preparations to properly organize these redressal camps are in progress. In these camps, people will be benefited under various schemes.
Besides, more applications will be collected for citizens and as far as possible the applications will be redressed on spot. In case, on spot redressal is not possible, then the applicant will informed about the redressal within one month. In these redressal camps, people will be informed about the public welfare schemes of government.
In the third phase of lok Suraaj Abhiyan to begin from March 12, the Chief Minister will do sudden inspection of redressal camps, government hospitals, hostels, schools, Aanganbadi centres, colleges, tehsil office, ration shop, bus stand, and other offices, farmers, Chaupals etc to take feedback from public. Ministers, parliamentary secretary and In-charge Secretary will also do inspection visits at their level.
After visit and inspection, the Chief Minister will take meeting of officials in district headquarters. In these meetings, redressal of applications in redressal camps and implementation of projects and various schemes will be received. Moreover, next action plan will also be discussed.