A Janta Darbaar was held in the naxal-hit area Turiadih by DC Rajeev Ranjan. The people from nearby villages Manhe, Gadhaksamar, Fatehpur, Mahugaon and Charhu were present. DC Rajeev Ranjan said, “Niche Turiadih is the naxal-hit area. So, the development of the region is choked. The naxalism will be rooted out from here and the maoists will be brought back to the mainstream of development.”
“The agriculture should be done scientifically. The irrigation facilities will be increased. The facilities of micro lifts, check dams and intake wells will be provided,” DC added. DC appealed to the unemployed youth and the members of women wings to join schemes, which boost them economically. He also said to open bank accounts under the scheme of Jan-Dhan run by Prime Minister and start goat and pig farms.
The villagers also submitted the applications of old aged pensions, BPl cards, ponds renovation, Mungo sub-health centre, sanitary, Sarna place, Kanya Daan plan and to install the transformers with the DC. Notably, four villagers demanded to cut down the four villages from Senha block and include them in Peshrar block. These villages included Turiadih, Gadhaksamar, Raniganj and Fatehpur. DC received the applications and instructed the concerned officials to take action.
DC also selected people for the pension of old age and BPl facilities. He told the people to avail the facilities provided by the Government. On the occasion, DSE Prabal Khes furnished information on the facilities in schools given by education department. DWO and SDO Saurabh Kumar Sinha also provided information of their departments. SDO Saurabh Kumar Sinha inspected the road made one-way and the construction of drains.
On the occasion, a camp for free check up by health department was also held and medicines were distributed. The police was on toes for the occasion. CRPF and Policemen from Senha Thana and Kisko Thana were present there with motor squads. In Janta Darbaar, DC Rajeev Ranjan, SDO Saurabh Sinha, DTO Sabbir Ahmad, DSE Prabal Khes, BDO Senha Sandhya Mundu, CO Gitanjali and officials and employees of related departments were present.