Cooperation camps organized on Tuesday in Auntha and Dumra panchayats of Mokama block saw significantly lower villager participation than expected. These camps aimed to address the problems of villagers related to various departments, but very few complaints were registered compared to the population.

Mokama BDO Ravi Kumar stated that a total of 9 applications were received from four departments in Auntha village, while Dumra received 13 applications. These applications were primarily related to PHED, Anchal, Education, Public Welfare, and Electricity departments. The BDO assured that all applications would be processed in a timely manner.

In the Auntha village cooperation camp, only 5 applications were registered by 2 PM, and the presence of villagers was negligible. Local resident Sanjay Kumar mentioned that he had no information about the camp. Another villager, Abhinandan, learned about the camp via social media at 1 PM, after which he submitted three applications to the PHED department for boring installation.

Auntha village head representative Subodh Kumar said that all ward members were informed about the camp through letters and WhatsApp groups. Additionally, people were informed at village squares and intersections. BDO Ravi Kumar detailed that Auntha panchayat received 2 issues from PHED, 4 from the electricity department, 2 from Anchal, and 1 from the labor resources department. Rampur Dumra reported 3 issues from the electricity department, 6 from social security pension, 1 from the health department, 2 from Anchal, and one other issue. All complaints will be resolved on a priority basis.