Patna: Bihar CM Nitish Kumar on Monday hears complaints at all 134 people who have arrived from different programs in the program “Janta to Darbar Mein Mukhyamantri”, and gave instructions needed to relevant department officials to resolve their problems.
Things / complaints associated with departments, namely education, health, social welfare, backward classes and welfare classes that are very backward, SC & ST welfare, minority welfare, science and technology, information technology, art, culture, administrative force resources General heard by cm in Janta Darbar at this time.
Of the total 134 complainants, 25 are women who arrive from various parts of the country.
Kiran Kumari, who has arrived from the Nalanda Rahui Regency Block, complained to CM about irregular promises in the holders of Angganwadi; While another educated girl who had arrived from the Shambhuganj block from the Banka district told CM that he passed the graduation examination, but had not received the amount of motivation to be given by the Ministry of Education.
For this, CM is called a senior officer of the Ministry of Education and expressed displeasure of non-roundance of the amount of motivation.
Soni Kumari, who has arrived from the Gopalganj district, complained about the non-payment of the third installment amount approved based on the Bihar Student Credit Card Scheme.
One visitor complained to CM that his wife suffered from Covid-19.
He took him to Delhi for better care.
But he gave up on diseases in the national capital.
He said officials in his district had rejected their application for Ex-Gratia’s payment of Rs 4 Lakh on the request that his wife died outside Bihar, so he had no right to claim payments, announced by the Bihar government.
After hearing his complaint, CM said that even though his wife died in Delhi, he would be entitled to Payment of Ex Gratia at 4 Lakh Rs when his wife was a native of Bihar.
CM requested a health department official to immediately make a decision in the case of victims of Covid-19.