Haryana Scheduled Castes Commission Chairman Inspects Seva Setu Camp

Ratia: As part of the Haryana Government's Seva Sankalp Campaign, being conducted until October 17 to ensure that eligible beneficiaries receive the benefits of public welfare schemes and to make government services accessible to the public, a Seva Setu camp was organised at the Community Centre in Ratia.

Dr Ravinder Singh Baliyala, Chairman of the Haryana Scheduled Castes Commission, attended the camp as the chief guest. He inspected stalls set up by various departments and gathered information from officials about the schemes and services being offered. A total of 120 people benefited from various departmental schemes and services, while pensions were approved on the spot for five women.

Officials Directed to Ensure Benefits Reach Eligible Beneficiaries

During his inspection of the departmental stalls, Dr Ravinder Singh Baliyala sought information from officials about the benefits being provided to eligible beneficiaries, the application process and the documents required.

He directed officials and staff to listen carefully to the grievances of citizens visiting the camp and provide them with proper guidance to help them access the relevant schemes.

He said the objective of public welfare schemes is to ensure that benefits reach the last person in society. For this, it is essential to identify eligible individuals and connect them with the schemes, while resolving difficulties faced during the application process on a priority basis.

Seva Setu Camps Provide Services of Multiple Departments Under One Roof

Addressing the gathering, Dr Ravinder Singh Baliyala said that Seva Setu camps organised under the Seva Sankalp Campaign serve as a direct link between the public and the administration. Through these camps, citizens can obtain information about schemes, services, eligibility criteria and application procedures of various departments at a single location.

He said such initiatives save people from having to visit multiple government offices to access welfare schemes. Departmental officials should deal with citizens cooperatively and process applications from eligible beneficiaries promptly so that no deserving person is deprived of government assistance.

120 People Benefit from Camp; Pensions Approved for Five Women on the Spot

A total of 120 people benefited from various departmental schemes and services at the Seva Setu camp. During the event, pensions for five women were approved on the spot under social security schemes.

Officials and staff from various departments provided citizens with information about their respective schemes, the documents required to apply and the prescribed application procedures.

The Seva Sankalp Campaign aims to make government services more accessible, resolve public grievances and connect eligible families with welfare schemes. Such camps facilitate direct communication between citizens and the administration, making it easier for people to access government benefits.

District Social Welfare Officer Vinod Chawla, Municipal Council Secretary Shubham Kumar, Tehsil Welfare Officer Kanwal Singh, Shiv Wadhwa, Satpal Kamboj, former Sarpanch Happy Singh, Harpal Singh, Govinder Singh and officials and representatives from various departments were present on the occasion.