Archive · 10 Oct 2026
Jan Vishwas Camp Resolves 231 Applications in Aalirajpur
Sampatiya Uike visited parts of Aalirajpur district on Friday.
She attended three public programmes.
At a camp, people submitted 297 applications for help with different matters.
Officials resolved 231 applications during the camp.
Some applications were about pensions, Sambal, and land records.
Collector Neetu Mathur said the district ranked first in Madhya Pradesh for resolving cases under a public service law.
Uike also met children and talked about cleanliness and hygiene.
She honoured community workers and opened a new panchayat building in Valpur.
She said the building would help villagers learn about government schemes.
Sampatiya Uike visited Valpur on Friday and attended three programmes.
A Jan Vishwas camp received 297 applications and resolved 231 on the spot.
Applications included 34 related to Sambal, 71 for pensions and 15 concerning mutation and partition.
Collector Neetu Mathur said Aalirajpur ranked first in Madhya Pradesh for resolving cases under the Public Service Guarantee Act.
Uike inaugurated a new panchayat building in Valpur, planted a sapling and honoured Anganwadi and ASHA workers in Ambua.
- Who
- Cabinet minister Sampatiya Uike, district officials, community workers and residents attending the programmes.
- What
- Uike attended a Jan Vishwas camp, an Anganwadi gathering and the inauguration of a new panchayat building.
- When
- Friday; no calendar date is specified.
- Where
- Valpur and Ambua in Aalirajpur district, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- The camp addressed public applications, while Uike said the panchayat building would support village development and help residents access information about government schemes.
- Applications received
- 297
- Applications resolved on the spot
- 231
- Sambal applications
- 34
- Pension applications
- 71
- Mutation and partition applications
- 15
- Camp venue
- Government Girls’ Middle School
- New facility inaugurated
- Panchayat building in Valpur