Narmadapuram (Madhya Pradesh): Ninety-five complaints were heard at the collectorate and orders were issued to work out those plaints. Some residents from Jasarwani village, under Bankhedi Tehsil, submitted an application, demanding the administration to act against drug and liquor addiction in the area.
The villagers said that because the sale of country-made liquor and narcotic drugs has increased, the anti-social elements have been active. The villagers requested the district administration to ban sale of narcotic drugs and liquor and act against the anti-social elements.
Besides they said meat and liquor should be sold beyond the boundaries of the village. The other complaints put up at the public hearing were related to blocking of roads, land encroachments, financial aid for medical treatment, studies, transfer of names, demarcation and removal of encroachers from land.
A few problems were solved on the spot and some old ones were reviewed. Deputy collector Babita Rathore, city magistrate Brajendra Rawat and other officials of the district administration were present on the occasion.
Problem solved, complainant gives bouquet to SDM
Sarita Devi, resident of Balaganj, submitted an application, mentioning that some people occupied her land by putting up a tin shed.
On hearing her problem, sub-divisional magistrate Neeta Kori directed the officials of the revenue department to remove the encroachers. On getting the instructions, a team of revenue and Nagar Palika removed the encroachments and handed over the land to Sarita Devi who presented a bouquet to the SDM to express her gratitude.
