DC Bharti, SP spend night at village to hear grievances

To strengthen trust and transparency between the administration and residents, Deputy Commissioner Dr Vivek Bharti and Superintendent of Police Siddhant Jain spent a night in Khajuri Jati village in Fatehabad sub-division on Monday. They personally heard villagers’ concerns and directed relevant departments to ensure prompt resolution.

Around 50 complaints were recorded during the programme, ranging from requests for new ration cards and updating family income in identity cards to issues with water and electricity supply, road repairs, housing assistance, loan facilities, bus services, removal of illegal encroachments, and open drain paving.

During the stay, a ration card was issued on the spot to beneficiary Bansi Lal, who expressed gratitude to the district administration and Haryana government. Dr Bharti said the initiative aims to understand grassroots problems firsthand and make solutions easily accessible. Officials were instructed to take timely action on every complaint and keep complainants updated on progress. The DC also inspected various government department stalls, gathering information from staff about welfare schemes, subsidies, pensions, education, and health services. Villagers were encouraged to fully utilise available government welfare programmes.