Gumla DC Hears Public Grievances, Directs Officials to Take Action

Deputy Commissioner Dileshwar Mahto chaired the weekly public grievance redressal programme in Gumla, where residents from different blocks and remote villages submitted applications seeking resolution of their problems.

The Deputy Commissioner heard the applicants and directed the concerned officials to investigate the complaints and take necessary action as per the rules.

Rajo Devi, wife of Sukra Oraon and a resident of Nawadih Kashitoli in Gumla block, complained that payment for materials related to an irrigation well sanctioned in 2016-17 had not been released.

An applicant from Tirkot village under Badri Panchayat in Ghaghra block submitted an application concerning the public distribution system (PDS) shop previously operated by his late father, Patinath Rai.

Residents of Kasira revenue village under Kondra Panchayat in Raidih block raised concerns about the functioning of the panchayat secretary. Birsmani Devi, wife of late Birendra Badaik, complained that she had not received her share of her deceased husband's family pension.

Residents of Lalmatia village under Uparkhatanga Panchayat in Raidih block sought the construction of a road connecting their village.

Sumitra Devi, wife of Tejmain Gop and a resident of Kalinga, requested financial assistance for medical treatment. She said she had been suffering from cancer for the past three years and was struggling to afford treatment due to her weak financial condition.

The Deputy Commissioner directed the concerned departments to examine all the applications and take action according to the rules. He stressed that resolving public grievances should remain a priority and that eligible beneficiaries must receive the benefits of government welfare schemes.