Jabalpur, Oct 11, 2018 (Issuewire.com) - Post independence, the countrymen got used to drag themselves in and out of government offices to receive the benefits of basic governmental services. No matter how important your work was or whether you were a retired personal or a student, you have to get in the line and wait for your turn; basically you were rendered helpless at the mercy of the official sitting in the chair.
Recently, the people of Panagar constituency, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh witnessed something that was unusual. It was legislator SushilKumar Tiwari Indu who played the real life NAYAK who, with his efforts, brought the government office to the doorstep of the people. SushilKumarTiwariIndu started to work on this quietly long before the AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal publicized his door-step services in Delhi.
Along with the services of providing solutions related to issues with electricity meter, birth certificate, caste certificate, income certificate, ration cards etc. the legislator zeroed in to solve other difficulties faced by the Panagar people by bringing the related offices and officials at the door step of each household.
The legislator from PanagarSushilKumar Tiwari Indu said. I want that the common people should not waste their time in the government offices and the Madhya Pradesh government is backing us with this initiative.
The chief minister of Madhya Pradesh Mr. Shivraj Singh Chouhan has ordered to establish such door-step service camps in every constituency in the state where the issues of the people could be resolved without any delay, hassle or excuse. Along with such camps Janseva Kendra (camp for serving the people) are also being established where people could benefit themselves with the services provided by the government. The public in general is happy with such service making their life easier.
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