In Rajasthan, the Rural and Urban Service Camps will now run until August 31 to advance the vision of Antyodaya. Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma decided to extend the camps due to their success and public support. He emphasized the importance of resolving pending cases promptly and coordinating departments for efficient public service delivery.
The Chief Minister urged officials to prioritize resolving disputes concerning access roads and encroachments. He also stressed the need for maintaining detailed beneficiary records and gathering feedback at the camps. The initiative, which consolidates various government services, has garnered positive responses for its citizen-centric approach.
Since June 12, over 19,000 camps have been conducted across the state, ensuring citizens receive entitled benefits and resolving long-pending cases swiftly. Notably, the Urban Service Camps have issued land lease deeds, processed loan applications, and provided essential services like birth registrations and electricity connections.
Similarly, the Rural Service Camps have addressed land mutation cases, boundary demarcation issues, and land partition disputes. The camps have also made significant strides in the health sector, with millions receiving health check-ups and treatments. Additionally, social welfare initiatives like pension resolutions and insurance distributions have been successful during the campaign.
