MP’s Dindori Villagers Flag Drinking Water, Land & Housing Issues At Collector’s Public Hearing
Dindori (Madhya Pradesh): A public hearing was held at the Collectorate meeting room on Tuesday under the chairmanship of Collector Anju Pawan Bhadoria, where residents from different parts of the district submitted applications related to drinking water, land rights, housing and employment. The Collector heard the complaints and directed concerned officials to ensure their examination and timely…
On Tuesday, a public hearing took place at the Collectorate meeting room in Dindori, Madhya Pradesh, chaired by Collector Anju Pawan Bhadoria. Villagers from different regions of the district presented complaints concerning drinking water, land rights, housing, and employment.
The villagers of Ranjra feeder village under Fitari Gram Panchayat in the Samanpur development block demanded the installation of pipelines in all localities to guarantee a consistent water supply. The Collector instructed the Executive Engineer of the Public Health Engineering Department to investigate the issue and take appropriate action.
Leela Bai, a resident of Manikpur, claimed that after her father's passing, her ancestral property was transferred without her knowledge. She requested the restoration of her rightful share in the land. The Collector directed the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) to investigate the matter in accordance with the rules.
Kaushalya Kanskar, a resident of Ward No. 4, alleged that Preeti Kanskar had unlawfully occupied her leased house. The Chief Municipal Officer of Dindori Nagar Parishad was tasked with investigating the matter.
The public hearing also addressed International Literacy Day, reporting that Bhopal had achieved only 14% of its adult literacy target, while smaller districts in Madhya Pradesh were making more significant progress.
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