Jan Vishwas Crackdown Across Western MP: Salary Cuts In Dhar, Notices In Alirajpur-Jhabua, Suspensions In Sendhwa

Dhar, Alirajpur, and Jhabua districts in western Madhya Pradesh have been under a stringent Jan Vishwas crackdown, with officials taking drastic measures to ensure compliance with the Chief Minister's campaign. In Dhar, collector Rajiv Ranjan Meena ordered one-day salary deductions for several officers and employees, including a cooperation officer, MY Bharat officer, e-governance manager, labour department officer, and horticulture department officer.

Subordinate staff from the animal husbandry and veterinary services department were also targeted for failing to inspect institutions under the campaign. Agriculture department officials were similarly ordered to improve compliance.

Similar actions were taken in Alirajpur, where collector Neetu Mathur directed notices to officials for delays in resolving applications during the Jan Vishwas Campaign review. She emphasized the need for improved attendance in schools with low student presence and safe drinking water in schools and hostels. Every district official was asked to adopt one school and one hostel to monitor education and facilities.

In Jhabua, collector Yogesh Tukaram Bharsat reviewed departmental schemes, pending complaints, and administrative work. He directed departments to improve the district's 22nd rank under the Jan Vishwas Campaign. Bharsat inspected 55 industrial units in Meghnagar, issuing notices for those with deficiencies. He also sought NQAS certification preparations for 100 Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, ANC registration for remaining women, and regular Anganwadi meals.

Additionally, Bharsat ordered suspensions of the head teacher and hostel superintendent at Government Secondary School and Ashram in Kolki, Sendhwa, due to complaints and negligence.