In Gumla district, the NGO Abhinav Vikas Seva Samiti had to construct a poultry shed for 210 beneficiaries, but without constructing 127 sheds, Rs 99 lakh was withdrawn through fake documents. While reviewing this seven-year-old embezzlement case at the Chief Minister's Jan Samvad Center, Special Secretary of the Chief Minister's Secretariat, Ramakant Singh, instructed to recover the amount from the Abhinav Vikas Seva Samiti. On this occasion 17 complaints were heard and the concerned nodal officers were instructed to take necessary action.
So, 3,56,196 complaints have been lodged at the Center. Of these, 2,70,019 complaints have been solved and 26,693 cases are pending, while the process of execution of 53,770 complaints is underway and 4441 complaints are under review. The most pending cases are from Giridih district. A total of 2943 complaints are pending here. After this, 2194 complaints are yet to be executed in Palamu district, 1875 in Ranchi district, 1815 in Hazaribag district and 1806 in Deoghar district. In Jamtara district, in 2005-2006, under the Total Rural Employment Scheme, work of Rs 3.53 crore was done, but the payment of the amount of the beneficiaries is pending. During the review of this complaint it was told that the scheme has been stopped by the Government of India, due to which payment is pending.
The Special Secretary to the Chief Minister asked nodal officer to make a proposal and send it to department, so that necessary initiatives could be taken for payment from State level. Complaints related to outstanding honorarium, pending salary, gratuity pension and other payable benefits, insurance payment, bill payment, money transfer, national family benefit, grace amount, payment, etc.