The highly prestigious scheme of Vasundhara Raje, ‘Aapka Zila, Aapki Sarkar’ kickstarted recently on May 11 and has already accomplished results beyond expectations, given that CM Raje is a proactive leader.
From paying surprise visits, conducting feedback meetings to passing on benefits to the last man in the lane, this scheme has only impressed us all the way.
After assuming chair in 2013, Vasundhara Raje formulated this scheme for the benefit of locals living in small districts like Karauli. This programme aims at abridging the gap between what locals get and what they deserve. CM Raje personally went to hospitals and schools to assess the quality of services provided to the people.
Vasundhara Raje reprimands officials
She paid surprise visits to many venues like hospital’s labour room, Operation Theatre, Annapurna Rasoi, Anganwadi amongst other places. In cases of deficiency of services or poor service delivery, CM Raje reprimanded the concerned officials without any hesitation. CM Raje directed officers to deliver better services, serve value for money to the customer and stop adulteration or trade malpractices.
CM Raje paid a surprise visit to Aanganbadi Kendra Gudla II where she tested ‘Baby Food packets’ weighing 750 gm (as printed on it). On close examination and weighing the packets, it was found that the packets contained only 520 gm of baby food. Quantum of 250 gm was not being supplied to the final customer. This instantly infuriated CM Raje, who immediately called the Women and Child Development Minister Anita Badhel. CM Raje exhorted her to revoke the existing tender.
Big Announcements by CM on Day 2
42 lakh residents in Rajasthan were benefitted from Deendayal Upadhyay Shahri Jan Kalyan Shivirs organized in Rajasthan. 86,430 people received lease deeds for their property in these camps. Out of the total, 4000 recipients were from Karauli itself. 111 Annapurna Bhandar have been developed from 555 ration stores in states.
44-kilometre long roads worth Rs 22 crores were constructed in 40 villages in Karuali under ‘Gramin Gaurav Path Yojana’. For phase II, the government aims at completing construction of 298-kilometer-long roads in 286 villages amounting to Rs 1253 crores. Currently, a 183-kilometer-long road connecting Dhaulpur-Karauli-Lalsot is under construction. A whopping Rs. 590 crores have been allocated for this purpose.
Hospitals and police officials have been instructed to perform their duties to the best of their abilities. A customer feedback system has also been put in place. Not only this, CM Raje also urged all people to use ‘Sampark Portal’ for filing their complaints and grievances.
A slew of other constructive announcements were made by CM Raje who said that the reality can only be known by actually lending an eye to how people are being served by various institutions. She reiterated that exaggerated figures come to the knowledge, while reality is partially different. CM Raje has been on her toes in the sole interest of state dwellers.
