Chief Minister Raghubar Das today asked administrative officials to solve people’s complaints registered at CM Jansamvad Centre sensitively. While holding his monthly review programme Seedhi Baat here on Tuesday the CM said that officers should make such an arrangement that the complaints are resolved before they are lodged at the Jansamvad centre. During today’s meeting 20 cases were heard and solved on the spot by the CM.
Das ordered all the Deputy Commissioners to add all left out farmers of Mukya mantra Krishi Ashirwad Yojna by holding gram sabha meetings by September 10. At the same time, giving instructions to give further momentum to the water harvesting campaign going on in the State till September 15, all the Deputy Commissioners were directed to fix a date for water harvesting and malnutrition and ensure participation of people by organizing Gram Sabha under public awareness campaign.
The CM also ordered to give priority to PM Awas Yojana and Atal Clinic Scheme. He said that so far 25 clinics have been opened in urban slums, the target is to open 100 by 25 September. He directed the Deputy Commissioners to conduct surprise inspections of these clinics as well and also instructed to accelerate the making of the Golden Card under the Ayushman Bharat Scheme.
Taking the complaints of non-cooperation in lodging FIRs by the police stations, the Chief Minister directed all the SPs to ensure that the FIRs of the complainants are lodged. In Koderma, he ordered to ask the police station officer for reason of his negligence in registering an FIR for missing a child.
After the CM's intervention on the complaint of payment of outstanding fare of the vehicle given in Panchayat elections from East Singhbhum, the assurance of payment was given within a day. On the other hand, in the case of compensation of crop loss due to under-development in Dumka, it was ordered that all such farmers should be paid compensation within 15 days.
Taking seriously the hanging payment under the Chief Minister's Critical Illness Scheme to the cancer victim of Seraikela-Kharsanwa, the Chief Minister ordered that the payment should be ensured within a week. On the complaint of malfunction of the patient due to wrong treatment of Medanta Hospital in Ranchi, the Chief Minister directed SSP Ranchi to investigate the matter and ensure action on the guilty. Commenting strongly, the Chief Minister said that no matter how big it is action will be taken.
On complaints of old age, disability and widow pension, the CM directed all the Deputy Commissioners to hold a meeting with District Social Welfare Officers to ensure that no pension related matters remain. Taking cognizance of the distance of banks in taking pension etc, Das directed the Agriculture Secretary to make a proposal to open a branch of Cooperative Bank for providing a bank branch every five kilometers. At the same time, till the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi on October 2, he asked to ensure that no house remained devoid of toilets.