Rajasthan News: Education and Panchayati Raj Minister Madan Dilawar has expressed displeasure over the attitude of the officers. He said that the officers are not serious about their duties. The Education Minister said that the complaints received in the public hearing camp of Khedarudra have not been completely resolved yet. More or less the same situation is in the Jan Junwai camp organized in Satlakhedi. He said that the officers and employees are not taking the public hearing camps seriously.
Public hearing camps are being organised to solve problems. He gave a strict warning to the officials and said that no complaints should be received in the next public hearing camp. Officials should work to provide relief to the people.
Education and Panchayati Raj Minister Madan Dilawar was listening to the problems of the people in Suket of Ramganj Mandi. The matter of demolition of houses situated in the Government Higher Secondary School campus also came to light. The victim family had raised the issue of demolition of houses built 50 years ago in front of the minister.
Hazari Lal, Pramod, Naval and many other families said that 50 years ago there was a jungle at the place of the house. There was no population or school nearby. They started living by building houses on the empty land. After years, the colony gradually started to grow. A school was also built. Houses came inside the school wall. Now there is talk of demolishing the houses. The victim family said that 16-18 houses will be destroyed.
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They pleaded that the house should not be demolished. The victim’s family said that they should not be made homeless. Education and Panchayati Raj Minister Madan Dilawar directed subdivision officer Anil Singhal to resolve the matter. He assured the victim’s family that the house will not be demolished. Everyone returned happily after the minister’s assurance."text-align: justify;">SOG takes swift action in Rajasthan SI recruitment paper leak case, seven arrested including 3 female trainees