14 Receive Compassionate Appointment Letters During CM Jan Vishwas Abhiyan In MP's Dindori
Fourteen people received compassionate appointment letters during the CM Jan Vishwas Abhiyan in Dindori. Officials also resolved public grievances and distributed nutrition kits, seeds and bicycles. Similar programmes were held in Harda and Narmadapuram, where ministers and senior officials inspected hospitals and health facilities as part of the campaign.

14 Receive Compassionate Appointment Letters During CM Jan Vishwas Abhiyan In MP's Dindori | FP photo
Dindori/Harda/Narmadapuram (Madhya Pradesh): Fourteen people got appointment letters on compassionate grounds during the Chief Minister Jan Vishwas Abhiyan which began on
the premises of a school in the Mohgaun area on Friday.
The officials and the public representatives also solved 48 cases at the programme.
Legislator Om Prakash Dhurve, collector Anju Pawan Bhadoria, and many public representatives and government officials participated in the event.
They distributed nutrition kits among childre, groundnut seeds among farmers, fish seeds among fishermen, and bicycles among students.
Dhurve said the government wanted to interact with villagers and solve their problems through the CM Jan Vishwas Abhiyan.
According to reports from Harda, Sports, Youth Welfare, and Cooperatives Department Vishwas Sarang inspected the Harda Hospital as part of the Abhiyan. He directed the officials of the hospital to step up the security system.
In Narmadapuram, Divisional Commissioner Shrikant Banoth inspected the sub-health centre in Hathnapur as part of the Abhiyan.
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