Public cooperation camps were organized on Tuesday in Gopalpur and Jogta panchayats of Koilwar block. The objective of these camps was to facilitate access to government schemes and resolve local issues. Villagers submitted around 100 applications related to various departments.

Residents approached the camps with diverse concerns, including housing schemes, ration cards, pensions, MGNREGA job cards, and land mutation issues. The camps provided an opportunity for villagers to directly present their problems to the respective departments. Eligible beneficiaries submitted applications seeking benefits from government facilities. Authorities assured that the received applications would be scrutinized and further action would be taken in accordance with the rules.

However, the absence of some departmental officials or personnel at their respective counters during the camps was noted, causing slight disappointment among the attendees. Block Development Officer Veer Bahadur Pathak stated that a total of approximately 100 applications were received from both panchayats. These applications will be forwarded to the concerned departments for investigation and action as per regulations. He emphasized that the primary goal of the camps was to listen to villagers' problems and simplify the process of providing them with government scheme-related facilities.

Officials present at the Gopalpur panchayat camp included Welfare Officer Akash Kumar, Labor Enforcement Officer Sugita Kumari, Panchayat Secretary Rajiv Kumar, Executive Assistant Amit Prakash, and Junior Engineer Chandan Kumar from the Public Health Engineering Department, among other staff members. Through these camps, the administration aimed to reach out to villagers and address their concerns promptly.