Cooperation camps were organized at 46 locations across Samastipur district with the aim of extending the benefits of public welfare government schemes to the common people. The primary objective of these camps was to connect individuals with various government schemes and ensure they receive their entitlements. The District Magistrate (DM) expressed satisfaction with the successful organization of these camps, noting that a large number of people are taking advantage of them.

The camps primarily focused on addressing issues related to Aadhaar cards, opening bank accounts, assisting with filling out applications for various government schemes, and providing related information. The DM stated that through these camps, both rural and urban populations are able to easily access government services. He specifically appealed to those who do not yet have an Aadhaar card or have not opened bank accounts to utilize these camps to secure their identity and achieve financial inclusion.

The organization of these cooperation camps was a coordinated effort by the district administration and various departments, with local representatives and volunteers also playing a significant role. Officials present at the camps listened to applicants' problems and attempted to resolve them on the spot. Many individuals found solutions to their issues related to pensions, ration cards, housing schemes, and other social security programs.

The District Magistrate emphasized that the government's intention is that no eligible person should be deprived of the benefits of government schemes. He added that such camps would continue to be organized as needed in the future to ensure that people residing in remote areas also receive the benefits of government facilities. This initiative is a significant step towards good governance, promoting transparency and accountability.