Over 88.91 per cent of the complaints filed in the last three and a half years at the Jansamvad Kendra have been disposed. As per the record, a total of 2,91,250 complaints have been filed in Jansamvad Kendra from May 1, 2015 to November 26, 2018, out of which 2, 25, 313 complaints have been cleared. As many as 19 cases were taken here on Tuesday during the weekly programme.
Chief Minister Raghubar Das expressed his disappointment over the actions of police officers on the complaint case registered four years back. A young girl of Birni police station area under the jurisdiction of Giridih district was raped and murdered.
The CM asked the DIG to get the report of the case within 24 hours and ordered immediate removal of investigative officer involved in the case. The CM warned the senior officials not to harass public for small things.
The CM instructed Latehar SP to take immediate action on the complaint of a woman for not arresting the rape accused and provide all possible support to the victim. On the complain of Gumla resident, Basanti Devi who is yet to receive the remuneration, the CM ordered Gumla DC to release Basanti’s payment and take immediate action over her issue of transfer, posting.
Satendra Kumar, who came from Garhwa, complained that the administration had taken three Boleros during the assembly elections of 2014 but the rent has not been paid so far. He also complained that he was not paid even for the videography work done during the election in 2009. On this, Chief Secretary of the CM Sunil Kumar Barnwal ordered DC Gadhwa to ensure all pending payments of Satyendra Kumar.
Suneet Chatterjee’s family who is yet to get compensation also received assurance from the CM. In Chatterjee’s case, CM instructed the Executive Engineer of the Energy Department to pay Rs. 1.5 lakh as compensation and to send the details of the pending honorarium of his son to the department.
On hearing about Anna Topno’s case whose matter is pending since long, the CM asked Topno to meet the concerned department officials while instructed the officials to settle the case within a month by paying the compensation to the victims. Also, during the review, the CM announced to give Rs. one lakh for better treatment to two persons from SaraiKela-Kharsawan, suffering from HIV.