24th Public Grievance Redressal Camp by Education Minister—Rs 20 Lakh Announced for Ghatoli Community Hall and Rs 10 Lakh for Bordi

Jaipur : The 24th Jan Samasya Samadhan Shivir (Public Grievance Redressal Camp) under the “Sarkar Aapke Dwar” initiative was organized on Monday by Education and Panchayati Raj Minister Mr. Madan Dilawar at the Ghatoli Gram Panchayat headquarters in his constituency, Ramganj Mandi.

At the camp, the Minister immediately issued a residential lease (patta) for Khasra Number 97 in favor of Sewalal, son of Ratanlal, a resident of Ghatoli. A total of 80 applications were received during the camp.

Responding to a request from residents of Bordi village for a community hall, the Minister approved Rs 10 lakh from the MLA fund for its construction. Additionally, he announced Rs 20 lakh for the construction of a community hall in Ghatoli. He also allocated Rs 10 lakh for Dudhiyakhedi and Rs 5 lakh for Bakshpura for similar projects. For drain and interlocking construction in Sandhyakhedi, he sanctioned Rs 5 lakh from the MLA fund based on public demand.

When villagers requested the construction of a new road in Ghatoli, Mr. Dilawar instructed officials to prepare a proposal for the same.

In a unique and inspiring approach, the Education Minister encouraged tree plantation during the camp. A group of villagers from Khedli appealed for water supply at the Shri Mahadev Temple premises and interlocking of the path to the temple. Mr. Dilawar responded, stating:
“Now that the monsoon has begun, if you plant 500 saplings in the temple premises and grazing land and care for them over the next six months, a tubewell will be installed. Once the saplings grow for a year, Rs 5 lakh will be sanctioned for building a boundary wall and interlocking.”

The villagers enthusiastically accepted the responsibility for planting and nurturing the 500 saplings.