Patna : Chief Minister (CM) Nitish Kumar On Monday, in his weekly ‘Janta Ke Darbar Mein Chief Minister’ program, he heard the complaints of a total of 134 people who arrived from different districts and directed the concerned officers to solve their problems.
Of the 134 complainants, 25 were women. Kiran Kumari, who arrived from Rahui block of Nalanda district, complained to the CM about irregular appointments in Anganwadi centers. A girl from Shambhuganj block of Banka district told Nitish that she is a graduate, but has not yet received the motivational amount from the education department. On this, the CM called a senior officer of the department and expressed his displeasure over the non-payment of the amount.
Soni Kumari, who arrived from Gopalganj district, complained about non-payment of the third installment of the sanctioned amount under the Bihar Student Credit Card Scheme.
Of the 134 complainants, 25 were women. Kiran Kumari, who arrived from Rahui block of Nalanda district, complained to the CM about irregular appointments in Anganwadi centers. A girl from Shambhuganj block of Banka district told Nitish that she is a graduate, but has not yet received the motivational amount from the education department. On this, the CM called a senior officer of the department and expressed his displeasure over the non-payment of the amount.
Soni Kumari, who arrived from Gopalganj district, complained about non-payment of the third installment of the sanctioned amount under the Bihar Student Credit Card Scheme.
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