A cooperation camp was organized on Monday in two panchayats, Neerpur and Pariauna, under the Noorsarai block of Nalanda district. District Magistrate Shashank Shubankar and Superintendent of Police Ashok Mishra personally attended the camp to listen to the villagers' problems. The primary objective of the camp was to ensure prompt resolution of public grievances and to provide them with the benefits of various government schemes.

During the camp, villagers openly presented their issues, including land disputes, ration card problems, delays in old-age pensions, housing scheme complaints, and other local matters. The District Magistrate and Superintendent of Police listened to each petitioner individually and immediately directed the concerned departmental officials to resolve the issues. In several cases, immediate action was also taken.

DM Shashank Shubankar stated that such camps are part of the government's 'Sarkar Aapke Dwar' (Government at Your Doorstep) initiative, aiming to bring administration closer to the public and provide easy access to government services. He instructed officials to ensure that no eligible person is deprived of government scheme benefits. SP Ashok Mishra focused on law and order issues, directing police officials to actively resolve land disputes and maintain peace.

This camp proved highly beneficial for the villagers, as they did not have to travel to the district headquarters to address their problems. Local residents appreciated this initiative by the administration and expressed hope that such camps would continue to be organized in the future.