Under the “Government at Your Doorstep” initiative, a large multi-purpose camp was organized on Thursday in the remote Tyuni region under the leadership of District Magistrate (DM) Savin Bansal. During the camp, locals registered 173 issues and demands, with the DM addressing most concerns on the spot. For pending issues, strict instructions were issued to officials for timely resolution. The camp also offered free health check-ups for over 596 people, issued disability and other certificates, and provided information about welfare schemes through more than 30 departmental stalls.
Residents from villages including Hanol, Mendrath, Daragad, Sawda, Vinad-Bastil, Koona, Raigi, and Tyuni presented grievances related to roads, education, drinking water, electricity, PM Awas Yojana, financial aid, compensation, and ration cards. Addressing the complaints, DM Bansal directed concerned officials to ensure prompt solutions.
Swift Action on Key Issues
Villagers from Sarni reported that their drinking water line was damaged in 2022 during the construction of a motor road by the Public Works Department (PWD). Despite repeated complaints, no action had been taken. DM Bansal instructed PWD to provide compensation within a week, warning of legal action if the directive was not followed.
Similarly, unresolved compensation payments related to the Anu-Chilwad motor road for 20 years prompted the DM to order an immediate meeting with relevant officials for resolution. He also directed the Chief Development Officer (CDO) to propose a residential building for children at Raika Bhatad under the District Mineral Trust Fund. Additionally, the DM advised the Aatal Youth Welfare Committee to submit a proposal for financial aid for educational development in tribal areas.
Women from Self-Help Groups (SHGs) in Kerad requested tin sheds for community use. DM Bansal ordered the District Development Officer (DDO) to complete the construction using MGNREGA funds and to provide immediate relief funds to SHGs. Moreover, the DM directed the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) to submit a proposal for an ASHA worker house at the Community Health Center in Tyuni under the District Plan.
Health and Welfare Services
During the camp, 360 individuals received Ayurvedic and Unani consultations, while 496 people benefited from allopathic medical check-ups and free medication. Additionally, 27 disability certificates and 125 Ayushman Bharat health cards were issued, and ENT screenings were conducted for 65 people.
The Animal Husbandry Department provided free medicines to 50 livestock owners and approved loans worth ₹6.75 lakh under a 90% subsidy. The Agriculture Department distributed horticultural tools, vegetable seeds, and pesticides to 45 farmers, while the Horticulture Department assisted 75 individuals.
Social Welfare Department officials approved 22 old-age pensions, 2 widow pensions, and 4 disability pensions. They also resolved 77 social welfare issues. The Panchayati Raj Department issued 52 family register copies, while the Revenue Department processed 11 income certificates and one character certificate. At the e-District stall, 35 new Aadhaar cards were created, and 120 Aadhaar updates were completed.
The Food and Civil Supplies Department addressed 20 ration card-related concerns, while the Labour Department resolved 53 issues related to labor cards. Additionally, the Rehabilitation Center distributed 18 assistive devices, including wheelchairs and sticks, to persons with disabilities. The Child Development Department provided nutrition kits to 10 adolescent girls and 15 pregnant and lactating women.
In the electricity sector, the Power Department resolved 2 out of 10 complaints on the spot. Furthermore, the District Probation Officer ensured financial assistance of ₹4,000 per month for two orphaned children.
The camp was attended by Chief Development Officer Abhinav Shah, Joint Magistrate Gauri Prabhat, CMO Dr. Manoj Sharma, SDM Yogesh Mehra, DDO Sunil Kumar, along with public representatives, dignitaries, and a large number of locals.
