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Public Outreach Prog:  DC Sgr holds Mega Public Grievance Redressal camp at Mujgund

DM hands over sanction letters to PMEGP beneficiaries; Inspects work progress on NTPHC Mujgund

K H News Service by K H News Service
September 1, 2022
in Srinagar
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Srinagar :  Continuing endeavour of District Administration, the Deputy Commissioner (DC) Srinagar, Mohammad AijazAsadon Wednesday presided over a Public Grievance Redressal Camp at Mujgund area of Shalteng Tehsil of the District to listen to the public grievances and take appraisal of local demands at their door steps as part of Public Outreach Programme under weekly Block Diwas.

Besides local representatives, the programme was attended by Chief Planning Officer, SDM West, TehsildarShalteng, Chief Horticulture Officer, Lead Bank Manager and other Zonal and Sectoral Officers of the District.

The Grievance Redressal Camp witnessed large participation of people from Mujgund, Maloora, Shalteng and other adjoining areas.

During the programme, Public delegations and scores of individuals projected various developmental issues and demands before the DC including upgradation of drainage system in the area to overcome waterlogging, repairs of lanes, augmentation of drainage network and internal roads, macadamization of roads, completion of NTPHC Mujgund, establishment of a Degree College in the area, upgradation of electricity infrastructure, desilting of irrigation canal, apart from other developmental and jurisdictional issues in the area.

Responding to the public demands, the DC assured the people of Mujgund and adjoining areas that all genuine demands and issues projected by them will be looked into on priority for their speedy redressal. He said some of the issues need prior feasibility assessment and therefore on spot commitment cannot be given.

The DC urged the local youth to come forward and avail the benefits of different self-employment and welfare schemes of the Government launched for handholding of the youth to earn livelihood with dignity and honour and become job providers too.

On the occasion, the DC directed for holding a joint mega awareness camp in the area for mass awareness of the local people especially youth of the areas so that they are sensitized about the different Employment generation schemes.

During the programme, people of the area thanked the DC for conducting a public outreach programme at Mujgund area and bringing Administration at the doorsteps of the people for early redressal of their grievances and issues.

On the occasion, the DC  handed over cheques to Prime Minister Employment Generation programme (PMEGP) beneficiaries of the area for establishment of income generating units like Shawl embroidery, Cement Rings, etc.

The DC also distributed sanction order among the local famers for Power Tiller under the scheme in vogue.

After presiding over the grievance redressal Camp, the DC inspected various developmental sites.

While inspecting the progress of work on under completion NTPHC (Health Centre), Mujgund, the DC asked the concerned executing agency to accelerate the pace of work on under the sanctioned funds. He asked them to make ground floor of the Health Centre functional on priority so that local population is provided primary health facilities in the NTPHC Mujgund by shifting from the present congested space.

K H News Service

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