Good governance doesn't fear public scrutiny: CM Sai
Raipur: Highlighting the significance of '
Sushasan Tihar
', Chhattisgarh Chief Minister
Vishnu Deo Sai
said on Monday that the Chhattisgarh govt has come to their village through this initiative.
" Only a govt that did good work has the courage to go among the people.
Sushasan Tihar is like our report card and also an opportunity to assess the work done by our govt," the CM said, while addressing the people of Amagohan village in Kota development block, Bilaspur district.
Chief Minister Sai asserted that his govt is curbing corruption and taking action against it. He informed that the process of mutation started along with land registration, preventing officials from delaying the process.
Mutation will now be completed in less than an hour.
As part of the third phase of 'Sushasan Tihar', the CM participated in the grievance redressal camp held in the village. He assured that those whose names are in the Awas Plus list will also receive houses. The CM announced the launch of Atal Digital Seva Kendras in gram panchayats from 24 April. He said that all gram panchayats will be connected to this scheme, providing bank-like facilities to villagers in their villages.
Considering the demands raised at the Amagohan grievance redressal camp, CM Sai announced the opening of a college in Belgahna. He also announced the construction of a 33 KV power sub-station to address the low voltage problem in Amagohan and surrounding villages.
At the Amagohan grievance redressal camp, the CM felicitated the students who achieved excellent marks in the 10th and 12th board examinations. The CM handed over the keys of houses to
PM Awas Yojana
beneficiaries. A total of 2,265 applications were received in the Samadhan Shivir, out of which 2,212 were resolved.
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