“Aap Di Sarkar, Aap De Dwar” camps get good response

Hoshiarpur, February 9 Deputy Commissioner Komal Mittal giving information about the camps organised under ‘Aap Di Sarkar Aap De Duar’ in Hoshiarpur said as many as 31 camps were organised today in the district. She said that till the fourth...

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Updated At : 02:59 PM Feb 10, 2024 IST

Hoshiarpur, February 9

Deputy Commissioner Komal Mittal giving information about the camps organised under ‘Aap Di Sarkar Aap De Duar’ in Hoshiarpur said as many as 31 camps were organised today in the district. She said that till the fourth day people applied for 5,410 services through these camps and 4,400 services were settled on the spot. Similarly, 828 complaints have been received so far, out of which 806 have been resolved. She said that pending services and complaints will also be resolved in a time-bound manner.

The DC said today four camps were set up in subdivision Garhshankar, four in Tanda, eight in Hoshiarpur, seven in Dasuha and eight in Mukerian. Mittal said the Punjab Government is organising camps in different villages and wards of the district to solve the problems of the common people at their doorstep and this will continue for a month.

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