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231 Of 297 Applications Resolved At Jan Vishwas Camp, Cabinet Minister Sampatiya Uike Inaugurates Panchayat Building In MP’s Aalirajpur

Aalirajpur (Madhya Pradesh): District in-charge minister and public health engineering cabinet minister Sampatiya Uike visited Valpur on Friday and participated in three programmes, including a Jan Vishwas camp, an Anganwadi gathering and the inauguration of a new panchayat building. At the camp held at the Government Girls’ Middle School, 297 applications were received, of which 231 were…

231 Of 297 Applications Resolved At Jan Vishwas Camp, Cabinet Minister Sampatiya Uike Inaugurates Panchayat Building In MP’s Aalirajpur

On Friday, Aalirajpur district in Madhya Pradesh witnessed three key events, with District Minister and Public Health Engineering Cabinet Minister Sampatiya Uike in attendance. The highlights of the day included a Jan Vishwas camp, an Anganwadi gathering, and the inauguration of a new panchayat building. At the Jan Vishwas camp held at the Government Girls' Middle School, 297 applications were submitted, with 231 of them being resolved immediately.

These applications covered various issues, including Sambal-related cases, pension claims, mutation and partition disputes.

Collector Neetu Mathur revealed that Aalirajpur had the highest success rate in the state for resolving cases under the Public Service Guarantee Act. Uike also visited Ambua, where she engaged with local children, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness and daily hygiene. In recognition of their efforts, she honored outstanding Anganwadi workers, assistants, and ASHA workers.

The inauguration of the new panchayat building took place in Valpur, where Uike planted a sapling to signify the building's role in fostering village development. She assured residents that the structure would serve as a hub for accessing information about government schemes. The event was attended by District Panchayat president Hajribai Kharat, Superintendent of Police Raghuvansh Singh, and Chief Executive Officer Sanghamitra Gautam.

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