On Tuesday, 'Sahyog Shivir' (Cooperation Camps) were organized across all 11 blocks of Banka district, where top district administration officials directly interacted with the public. The District Magistrate (DM) and Superintendent of Police (SP) personally inspected these camps, attentively listening to people's grievances. The primary objective was to ensure prompt and effective resolution of common public complaints.

Various types of complaints were received at these camps, including land disputes, issues related to ration cards, delays in pension schemes, and concerns regarding local development projects. The DM and SP instructed the concerned departmental officials present at the spot to prioritize and resolve the complaints, ensuring that no applicant faces unnecessary hassle. Officials emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in grievance redressal.

The District Magistrate directed all Block Development Officers (BDOs) and Circle Officers (COs) to regularly monitor the camps held in their respective blocks and ensure timely resolution of public issues. He stated that such camps play a vital role in establishing direct communication and strengthening trust between the administration and the public. The SP instructed police officials to maintain peace and order, especially in land dispute cases, and take action as per law.

Through these camps, the administration aimed to reach out to the public and resolve their problems at their doorstep. Many citizens appreciated this initiative and expressed hope for regular organization of such camps to facilitate easier resolution of their issues. This initiative is considered a significant step towards good governance, aiming to provide swift and accessible justice to the public.