A public darbar camp, aimed at providing quick solutions to people's problems, successfully resolved several important cases on the spot. The camp was organized under the supervision of administrative officials, where complaints and applications related to various departments were received.

Primarily, the camp addressed land disputes, domestic conflicts, grievances related to government schemes, and other minor disputes. Present officials listened to each case with seriousness, and after hearing arguments from both sides, provided immediate resolutions in many instances. In cases requiring further investigation, they were forwarded to the respective departments for follow-up action, and applicants were assured of prompt attention to their matters.

Such camps are regularly organized in both rural and urban areas to prevent the general public from having to travel to distant offices for their problem resolution. This initiative embodies the government's 'Government at Your Doorstep' concept, aiming to bring administration closer to the people and effectively address their grievances. Officials stated that these camps would continue to be organized in the future, urging the public to bring their issues to these forums.