Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh capped off the State Government's 84-day long lok Suraj campaign on Saturday in which he toured 9,823 kilometers across Chhattisgarh in which the Government disposed of 93 per cent grievances out of the total over 28 lakh applications received.
"Over 26 lakh applications were disposed of during the three-phased lok Suraj Abhiyan which was highly successful. The campaign this year was focussed on solving the grievances on the spot,'' Singh told newsmen while winding up the annual drive which is aimed at to reach out millions to know their basic problems.
During the drive, the Chief Minister met 1300 public representatives and delegates of 185 associations. He carried out 16 surprise inspections and also held 21 public grievance redressal camps.
Singh who is ruling the State since November 2003, told newsmen that the State Government had made elaborate arrangements to receive applications for which the Government had appointed 10,496 nodal officers.
The Government had overall received 25.85 lakh applications from rural areas, 2.59 applications from urban belts besides 8,197 applications through online process.
"For reviewing of development works of each district, Key Performance Indicators (KPI) and Key Results Areas (KRA) had determined for which data collection and analysis process has been developed to review the works for the overall development of Chhattisgarh compared to other States,'' Singh informed.