Archive · 21 Aug 2026
Jan Vishwas Campaign Hearings Spotlight Madhya Pradesh Civic Grievances
The Jan Vishwas Campaign held public meetings and inspections in several parts of Madhya Pradesh.
People used these meetings to tell officials about problems with water, roads, electricity, schools and land documents.
An MLA in Alirajpur said some villages were not getting safe tap water.
Officials also visited schools, hospitals, ration shops and childcare centres to check how they were working.
In Garoth, many complaints were received and some were solved immediately.
Officials ordered checks into a hospital lift problem and construction quality at a hostel.
Some people said government programs helped them earn more money through farming and dairy work.
In Sendhwa, 12 people received approvals for small business loans.
Jobat MLA Sena Mahesh Patel raised concerns about drinking water, roads, electricity, education, irrigation and tribal land in Alirajpur.
Officials inspected public facilities, reviewed grievances and directed inquiries or corrective action across several Madhya Pradesh districts.
A Garoth public hearing received 135 applications, with several grievances reportedly resolved on the spot.
Government beneficiaries described increased incomes through cucumber cultivation, dairy farming and other schemes.
PM SVANidhi loan approval letters worth Rs 15,000 to Rs 50,000 were distributed to 12 Sendhwa beneficiaries.
- Who
- Jobat MLA Sena Mahesh Patel, Madhya Pradesh officials, ministers, district administrators, villagers and government-scheme beneficiaries participated in campaign activities.
- What
- The Chief Minister’s Jan Vishwas Campaign 2026 held public hearings, facility inspections, grievance resolution activities and scheme-related events.
- When
- The activities described took place on Friday; the source does not provide a specific date.
- Where
- Locations included Alirajpur, Jhabua, Soyat Kalan, Sardarpur, Garoth, Khetia and Sendhwa in Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- The campaign aimed to hear public grievances, inspect government services, improve implementation and inform residents about welfare and livelihood schemes.
Residents and Public Representatives
Officials and Campaign Administrators
Basic services
Residents and Public Representatives
Sena Mahesh Patel said the tap-water scheme had failed in several villages and raised concerns about unsafe water, poor school results and inadequate hostel staffing.
Officials and Campaign Administrators
Officials inspected ration shops, health centres, schools and Anganwadi centres, reviewed supplies and facilities, and issued directions for verification and follow-up.
Tribal land documents
Residents and Public Representatives
Patel alleged that villagers and sarpanches were being pressured over land documents and urged residents not to sign papers they did not understand.
Officials and Campaign Administrators
The article reports Patel’s warning of a memorandum and possible protest if the issue continued, but does not give a specific official response to the allegation.
Development and grievance handling
Residents and Public Representatives
Residents submitted complaints involving infrastructure, healthcare, education and local services, including a Rs 23 lakh hospital lift issue and a road culvert request.
Officials and Campaign Administrators
Officials assured an inquiry into the lift issue, reprimanded project officials over hostel construction, directed construction of a culvert and reported that several Garoth grievances were resolved immediately.
- Campaign
- Chief Minister’s Jan Vishwas Campaign 2026
- Main Alirajpur concerns
- Drinking water, roads, electricity, education, irrigation and tribal land
- Garoth applications
- 135 applications were received at a public hearing
- Dairy beneficiary
- Nagar Singh Dodwa increased milk production from five litres to nearly 100 litres daily and established a kulfi and ice-cream plant using a Rs 9.5 lakh loan
- Cucumber cultivation
- Prabhu reported earning around Rs 1.8 lakh through net-house cucumber cultivation
- PM SVANidhi
- Loan approvals of Rs 15,000, Rs 25,000 and Rs 50,000 were distributed to 12 Sendhwa beneficiaries
- Kamdhenu scheme
- Dinesh Patidar received a Rs 4.20 lakh cheque