A crucial review meeting was held on Monday at the Banka Collectorate auditorium, presided over by In-charge District Magistrate Ajit Kumar. The meeting thoroughly examined the progress of various government departments, development schemes, and pending cases. The In-charge District Magistrate instructed officials to resolve all pending issues within the stipulated timeframe and accelerate the implementation of public welfare schemes.

During the meeting, priorities related to public grievances, revenue matters, auction letter cases, right to public services, health services, panchayat schemes, and social security were reviewed. Special emphasis was placed on settling pending applications related to cooperation camps and high-level committees, contacting applicants and public representatives, and preparing a list of eligible applicants for upcoming state-level cooperation camps.

Reviewing the Poshan Tracker, the In-charge District Magistrate set a target to bring Banka to the first position in the ranking and directed officials to make improvements within a week. Additionally, instructions were given to ensure timely benefits under the Pradhan Mantri Matritva Vandana Yojana, increase the pace of installing solar panels under the Pradhan Mantri Suryaghar Yojana, and strengthen health services.

In the review of the revenue branch, emphasis was placed on the speedy disposal of pending cases related to Jamabandi, mutation (Dakhil-Kharij), Pariwarjan Plus, e-measurement, and revenue courts. It was also mandated to ensure timely resolution of land disputes, land acquisition, human rights commission cases, and matters concerning retired personnel. Anganwadi centers operating in rented buildings were directed to be shifted to government schools or buildings on a priority basis, and dilapidated buildings were to be renovated under the Kaya Kalp campaign. The panchayat branch review emphasized accelerating the expenditure of Finance Commission schemes and ensuring prompt resolution of public grievances.