Diglipur, Oct. 16: The Assistant Commissioner, Diglipur, Shri Santosh Prakash, visited Nischintapur village today to take stock of the functioning of Government facilities and interact with local residents to understand their concerns and grievances. The visit was very important as Nischintapur is one of the most remote village of Diglipur Tehsil and a difficultly accessible and a cut off village.
During the visit, the Assistant Commissioner inspected the Anganwadi Centre, Health & Wellness Centre and Government Primary School at Nischintapur to assess the functioning of these institutions and the delivery of essential public services. At the Health & Wellness Centre, he interacted with senior citizens and listened to their grievances and concerns. He also interacted with students at the Government Primary School, Nischintapur, and inspected the kitchen of the Anganwadi Centre.
The Assistant Commissioner listened to the issues raised by the villagers and noted them for necessary follow-up. He assured the residents that their grievances would be taken up with the concerned line departments and that appropriate action would be pursued for their redressal.
The visit was also attended by the concerned PRI members, reflecting the importance of coordination between the administration and local representatives in addressing community-level issues and improving the delivery of public services.