CNN Central News & Network-ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: A camp under the Chief Minister Jan Vishwas Abhiyan was organised at Nagar Parishad Talen in Rajgarh district of Bhopal division. In the presence of Narsinghgarh MLA Mohan Sharma, Bhopal Divisional Commissioner Karmveer Sharma, Narsinghgarh MLA Mohan Sharma, Collector Girish Kumar Mishra, Superintendent of Police Amit Tolani and District Panchayat Chief Executive Officer Ichchhit Garhpale, officials of various departments resolved complaints and applications received at the camp.
During the camp, officials also held one-to-one discussions with applicants regarding complaints registered on the CM Helpline. Applicants were called individually, their problems and complaints were heard, and action for redressal was taken after discussions with the officers concerned. Narsinghgarh MLA Sharma appealed to villagers to resolve disputes through mutual consent, connect children with education and adopt organic farming.
MLA Narsinghgarh Sharma said it was a matter of good fortune that, under the leadership of Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, a camp under the Jan Vishwas Abhiyan was being organised every Friday in Talen tehsil to resolve public grievances. He said senior officers of the district administration, including Bhopal Divisional Commissioner Karmveer Sharma, were present to hear the problems of the common people and ensure their redressal. He said many problems are resolved by the district administration, while some issues can also be settled through mutual coordination and understanding.
He said that instead of getting entangled in disputes over small issues, people should resolve problems through mutual agreement. He particularly urged people to avoid unnecessary involvement in land-related disputes, saying farmers sometimes spend their hard-earned money on court cases in moments of anger. He said it is necessary to connect children with education to shape their future.
Appealing for saving electricity, MLA Narsinghgarh Sharma said resources are used in power generation and electricity should not be used unnecessarily. He said Chief Minister Yadav is making continuous efforts to provide employment to the public and resolve their problems. He appealed to farmers to avoid excessive use of chemical fertilisers and adopt organic farming. Excessive use of chemical fertilisers affects soil fertility and may also have adverse effects on health, he said. Farmers should use cow dung manure and organic fertilisers to maintain soil quality. He appealed to villagers to work together for the all-round development of villages and to share their problems with officials present at the camp so that these could be resolved within a fixed time.
Bhopal Divisional Commissioner Karmveer Sharma appealed to people to become self-reliant by setting up enterprises and joining the livelihood mission. He said that, as per the instructions of Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, camps are being organised under every Jan Vishwas Abhiyan. The purpose of these camps is to hear the problems of the public and ensure their redressal on the spot. Applications received at the camp are entered on computers and action is taken by the officers concerned for disposal of each application. Complaints are regularly monitored through the CM Helpline so that applicants’ problems can be resolved in time. He said time limits have been fixed for services of various departments under the Public Service Guarantee Act. If applications are not disposed of within the prescribed time limit, there is a provision for action against the officers concerned as per rules.
Commissioner Sharma highlighted the importance of enterprise dialogue and said setting up an enterprise is an effective means of becoming self-reliant as well as creating employment opportunities. Establishment of one enterprise can provide employment to many people. He appealed to youths to take advantage of various government schemes, set up small industries and move forward in the field of entrepreneurship. He said the government is encouraging youths to establish enterprises and various schemes are being run in this direction. Youths should use these schemes to start their businesses and create employment opportunities for others as well. He assured that necessary support would be provided by the government in the process of setting up enterprises.
Commissioner Sharma praised the Livelihood Mission and said the mission is doing commendable work in organising women and making them self-reliant. He appealed to women who have not yet joined the Livelihood Mission to associate with it. He said women can become economically empowered by participating in livelihood-related activities through groups. He extended best wishes to the citizens present to make maximum use of the programme and move towards self-reliance through government schemes.
Collector Mishra emphasised quick disposal of pending cases and regular inspection of government institutions. He said Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has launched the Chief Minister Jan Vishwas Abhiyan. Under the campaign, all district officers are inspecting government institutions and reviewing arrangements. The government’s intention is to ensure that pending cases at various departments and block level are resolved on priority. He said the maximum number of applications under the Public Service Guarantee Act have been disposed of and continuous efforts are being made to further improve the arrangements.
Superintendent of Police Amit Tolani appealed to citizens to guard against cyber fraud and follow traffic rules. He said various types of complaints, including land-related disputes and ordinary assault cases, are received in the district. Complaints related to cyber fraud also come up. He said that in the event of cyber fraud, a complaint should be lodged immediately by calling helpline number 1930 so that necessary action can be taken in time. Referring to road accidents, he said many people lose their lives in accidents because they do not wear helmets, causing irreparable loss to their families. He appealed to citizens to wear helmets compulsorily while riding two-wheelers and follow traffic rules so that loss of life in road accidents can be prevented.
Beneficiaries shared their success stories during the enterprise dialogue and Livelihood Mission programme. Beneficiaries from the Talen area who had benefited from various government schemes said the Pradhan Mantri Vishwakarma Yojana, PMGVY scheme and other government schemes helped them establish livelihoods and become self-reliant. Kalash Singh said he had set up a plant under MSME and created employment opportunities. According to him, the initiative has provided employment to about 150 people. He said he initially worked by driving a tractor and later started employment through a tractor. At present, he is working as a contractor while carrying out supply work in nearby areas.
Similarly, Radheshyam Vishwakarma said he had started a business manufacturing agricultural implements. A loan received under a government scheme helped him establish his business and move towards self-reliance. Reena Jatav, associated with the Livelihood Mission, said she came from an economically weak family and it was not possible for her to go outside the village for work. She then joined a self-help group and started an employment-related activity. This gave her regular income and helped her support her family in a better way. She said that because of assistance received from the Livelihood Mission, she is able to educate her daughter in law.
Dilip Yadav said he had set up a milk processing plant, through which about 6,000 litres of milk is currently being handled every day. He said special attention is being given to online payments to make the payment process in the business transparent and systematic. Meena Jatav said she is associated with the Madhya Pradesh Rural Livelihood Mission. She has received assistance through the mission and is now motivating other women in the village to join it. She said work is also being done to provide women with information on organic farming and to make organic manure available, creating new livelihood opportunities for rural women.
Under the Chief Minister Jan Vishwas Abhiyan, beneficiaries Banesingh, Smt Badambai, Bhagirath Singh, Kamlabai and Chhamabai received Ayushman cards. Under the Value Cluster Chain, Gheesalal, Bapulal, Premnarayan, Siddhnath, Premsingh and Dinesh Kumar Vishwakarma received benefits under free distribution of mustard seed varieties. Under the Sambal scheme, Sapna Yadav received ex-gratia assistance of Rs 2 lakh and Bhagirath Singh received Rs 4 lakh. Under the Livelihood Mission, Darshana Self-Help Group received a recommendation letter for a loan of Rs 6 lakh. M/s Ladsingh Contractor received an appreciation certificate for providing 50 food baskets for TB patients. Radheshyam Vishwakarma received a successful entrepreneur certificate under the PMEGP scheme. Imran Khan received a loan distribution letter for Rs 4 lakh under the Chief Minister Udyam Kranti Yojana, and Dilip Yadav received benefits related to a Rs 75 lakh loan from the Horticulture Department under the PMFME scheme.
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