Archive · 30 Aug 2026
Jan Vishwas Camps Resolve 30 Public Grievances in Madhya Pradesh
A block-level Jan Vishwas camp was held at Gram Panchayat Khajuri in Jhabua.
Thandla SDM Bhaskar Gachle reviewed CM Helpline complaints and resolved 15 on the spot.
The Jhabua complaints included five each from panchayat and agriculture departments.
A police grievance hearing in Badnawar received more than 30 applications and resolved 15 complaints.
Officials said the initiative seeks to build public trust through timely, transparent and satisfactory services.
- Who
- Thandla SDM Bhaskar Gachle, Superintendent of Police Sachin Kumar Sharma, and officials from several government departments and police units.
- What
- Jan Vishwas public grievance camps resolved 15 complaints in Khajuri and 15 grievances in Badnawar on the spot.
- When
- The Khajuri camp’s date is not specified; the Badnawar police hearing was held on Saturday.
- Where
- Gram Panchayat Khajuri in Jhabua and Badnawar, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- The camps aimed to resolve public complaints promptly, ensure access to government services, and strengthen public trust.
- Khajuri camp location
- Gram Panchayat Khajuri, Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh
- Khajuri complaints resolved
- 15 complaints on the spot
- Khajuri department breakdown
- Five panchayat, five agriculture, three women and child development, and two public health engineering complaints
- Badnawar applicants
- More than 30 applicants submitted complaints
- Badnawar grievances resolved
- 15 grievances were resolved on the spot
- Resolution standard
- Officials were told that complainant satisfaction, not merely portal responses, should determine redressal
- Stated objective
- To strengthen public trust through transparent, sensitive and timely services