Sinapali Grievance Camp: 111 Complaints Heard, Officials Directed for Prompt Action

Nuapada, Sept. 28: A joint public grievance hearing camp of the District Collector and Superintendent of Police was held at the conference hall of Sinapali Block in Nuapada district. People from different parts of Sinapali block attended the camp and placed their grievances and concerns before the district administration. Nuapada Collector Madhusudan Dash heard the grievances of the people and sought necessary information from the concerned departmental officials regarding the issues raised. A total of 111 grievances were heard during the camp, including 86 individual complaints and 25 group grievances. The Collector directed the concerned officials to take necessary steps for the speedy resolution of the grievances in accordance with the applicable rules and procedures. The presence of officials from different departments enabled the administration to examine the issues and initiate necessary action at the appropriate level. On the occasion, financial assistance from the Red Cross Fund was provided to two beneficiaries. A cheque of ₹10,000 was handed over to Bhanumati Nayak, while ₹5,000 was provided to Benudhar Baitharu as financial assistance. Among those present at the grievance hearing camp were Chief Development Officer Lambodar Dharua, Additional Superintendent of Police Ranjit Nayak, DFO Aziz Khan, In-charge CDMO Dr. Dwarikanath Satapathy, Zilla Parishad member Pushpanjali Gual, Block Vice-Chairperson Meena Ghibela, BDO Karmi Oram and SDPO Upendra Pradhan, along with other district- and block-level officials. Deputy Collector Sheikh Nasim assisted in the conduct of the camp. Officials from various line departments remained present to provide necessary information related to the grievances and facilitate further action towards their resolution. A large number of local residents and media representatives were also present during the programme.