Under the Chief Minister's Saat Nishchay-3 scheme, cooperation camps were organized on Tuesday in four panchayats of Bochaha block in Muzaffarpur district: Balathi Rasulpur, Maida Pur, Sharafuddinpur, and Bishanpur Jagdish. These camps, which ran from morning till evening, were inaugurated by local public representatives and administrative officials.

The primary objective of the camps was to provide immediate solutions to citizens' problems related to government schemes and to accept their applications. Bochaha BDO Juhi Kumari, CO Nupur, and District Supply Officer Sanjeev Kumar visited the camps to oversee the arrangements. The District Supply Officer listened to people's grievances and instructed officials to resolve them promptly.

More than 1000 applications were received across these camps. Officials directed the concerned departments to expedite the processing of these applications. Rinku Devi, Mukhiya of Balathi Rasulpur Panchayat, and social worker Rajiv Kumar also distributed checks to 14 beneficiaries under the Kabir Antyeshti Yojana.

Attendees were also informed about various public welfare schemes of the government. Officials from different departments, including Block Welfare Officer Swaraj Chauhan, BCO Ganesh Kumar, Block Agriculture Officer Dharmendra Kumar, Panchayat Secretaries Dheeraj Kumar, Deepak Kumar, Anuranjan Kumar, Vikas Mitra Santosh Ram, Nantoon Ram, and Asha Kumari, along with a large number of villagers, were present. Public representatives, including Rinku Devi (Mukhiya of Majhauli Panchayat), Pankaj Kumar Chaudhary (Maida Pur), Ajay Kumar (Sharafuddinpur), and Suresh Kumar Chaudhary (Bishanpur Jagdish), actively participated in the camps and addressed the villagers' concerns.