Madhya Pradesh Seva Setu Camps Take Government To Citizens’ Doorsteps, Resolve Hundreds Of Applications Across Cities
Sanawad (Madhya Pradesh): A health check-up camp was organised at the Government Hospital, Sanawad, under Seva Sankalp Abhiyan and the aegis of the BJP City Mandal. MLA Sachin Birla said government hospitals should organise free medical camps in the city’s slum areas. He said the state government, led by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, is committed to improving medical services at government…
Madhya Pradesh's Seva Setu camps have brought government services directly to citizens in various cities, allowing them to resolve hundreds of applications. At the Sanawad Government Hospital, free medical camps were organized to improve healthcare in slum areas, with MLA Sachin Birla urging residents to counter misinformation on social media and highlight government welfare schemes.
In Pipalrawan, a multi-departmental camp addressed 71 issues raised by residents, with all problems resolved on the spot. Jhabua saw over 23,000 applications submitted across 18 departmental stalls, with 1,500 resolved promptly. NEEMUCH conducted similar camps across urban bodies, transferring received applications to relevant departments for timely processing.
SHAJAPUR resolved 34 applications on the spot, while SUSNER organized a mega camp in the old municipal council office, delivering benefits and scheme information to eligible citizens. Khetia's Seva Setu Abhiyan camp received over 600 applications, resolving 500 on the spot, including instant Ayushman card issuance and general medical check-ups.
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