CM Mohan Takes Strict Action on Pension Negligence

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav himself heard 14 cases of 12 districts in Samadhan Online on Friday. The CM himself talked to the applicants through VC one by one and heard their problems. In the case of stopping the pension of a disabled person in Umaria district and negligence, the CM issued orders to stop one salary hike of the Samagra Social Justice Officer.

In fact, Deepak Kori, an applicant from Umaria district, had complained about not getting pension under Indira Gandhi National Disabled Pension Scheme. The applicant told that after complaining, he is now getting pension. Collector Umaria told that one salary hike of the Samagra Social Justice Officer found guilty for delay in getting pension to the beneficiary has been stopped. A show cause notice has been given to the Gram Panchayat Secretary and in this regard, a penalty amount of three thousand rupees has been recovered from the Gram Rozgar Sahayak found especially guilty for the delay and given to the applicant.

Public satisfaction is our aim - CM Mohan

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has said that public satisfaction is our aim. Meeting the expectations of the public is good governance, so ensure that every citizen of the state gets the benefits of good governance. Establish better communication with local public representatives and also implement their suggestions. Increase your efficiency and capacity in every possible way. Keep a close eye on all types of incidents going on in the district. Make the best possible management to ensure that the schemes are implemented within the time limit. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav gave these instructions to all the collectors of the state.

All applications received in CM Helpline should be resolved within the stipulated time limit

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that all applications received in CM Helpline should be resolved within the stipulated time limit. If any issue is getting resolved online, then it is serious. Under good governance, it is very important to ensure that the applicants get the solution to their problem at the local level itself. He said that the government has done grading of the performance of districts in all the schemes. Feedback is also being taken about the district and police administration. The districts which have not performed as per expectations in the grading should improve their performance and gain the trust of the citizens by providing better administration and making the systems customer friendly.