PIONEER EDGE NEWS SERVICE /Dehradun
More than 137 complaints were received during the Jan Samadhan Diwas held in Dehradun on Monday, with land disputes, encroachment and alleged illegal occupation being among the major issues raised by residents.
Officials directed the concerned departments to examine the complaints and take action within the prescribed time.
A resident of Vikasnagar complained that Rs 99,000 was allegedly transferred from his bank account through UPI without his knowledge. The ADM directed the circle officer, Vikasnagar, to investigate the matter.
Residents of Jolly Grant in Doiwala complained of alleged encroachment and illegal plotting on government and Gram Sabha land. They also raised concerns about alleged occupation of land meant for poor, landless and reserved category families. The SDM Doiwala was directed to conduct a field and record based inquiry.
Villagers affected by the Lakhwar dam project sought rehabilitation grants for eligible families who had not received the benefits. Officials were asked to verify the records and take action as per rules.
A school in Bhuddi requested 0.102 hectares of government land for a playground and student safety. Residents of Turner Road also sought removal of alleged encroachment and widening of the C-15 road. Officials said action would be taken according to rules and within the prescribed time.
