Seedhi Baat: CM directs officials to be sensitive towards problems of people

Ranchi: Chief Minister Raghubar Das has asked the officials to be sensitive towards the problems of the people and has asked them to develop a mechanism so that the problems are solved before reaching to him.

Participating at the Seedhi Baat program at the project building here he directed all the DCs to include the names of all the farmers under the Mukhyamantri Krishi Ashirwad Yojana by September 10 while also directed to speed up the water conservation campaign currently on in the state till September 15th and directed to fix a date to launch and awareness programme regarding fight against malnutrition in which participation of the people of the gram sabha should be a must.

He also directed to Accord priority to PMAY and Atal clinic Yojana and said that at present in slums in the urban areas 25 clinics have been opened by 25 September 100 such clinics would be made functional and directed the officials to conduct surprise visit in this clinics and stressed on the need to speed up the word for making of golden cards under the Ayushman Bharat Yojana.

Taking serious note of the complaints related to non registration of FIR in the police Stations in directed the SPs to ensure that at any cost the FIR of the complainant should be registered and directed to issue a show cause to police station officer in charge of Koderma who was negligent in registering an FIR related to a child missing complaint.

Over a complaint from Ranchi regarding the kidney of a patient being damaged during treatment at Medica hospital, he asked the Ranchi SSP to conduct a probe and take action against the guilty. He said that no matter how big the offender is no one will be spared. Mr Das also asked to ensure payment within a week for cleanliness staff in Senha of Lohardaga district while he also ordered to build a new cold storage in Saraiyhaat of Dumka district.

Over the complaints related to old age, disability, widow pension he asked the DCs to hold a meeting with the district welfare officials to make sure that no pending cases are left due to pension-related problems. Over the issue of long-distance of the banks he asked the Agriculture Secretary to come up with a proposal so that at distance of every 5 kilometres a branch of the cooperative bank is opened. On the occasion of birth anniversary of Bapu he directed to ensure that there should be no toilet less home in the state.