PMC registers 282 grievances at Sahyog Shivir, resolves 58 on spot
Patna : The Patna Municipal Corporation (PMC) organised Sahyog Shivir across six zones on Tuesday to address public grievances.
The civic body registered 282 applications, providing immediate resolution in 58 cases. Municipal commissioner Yashpal Meena supervised the camps and ensured that all applications were recorded on the Sahyog portal to facilitate tracking through reference numbers.
In addition to municipal services, special counters were set up for complaints and applications related to electricity, revenue and other departments. The maximum number of applications was received from the Kankarbagh circle (71), while the Bankipur and Patliputra circles recorded the highest number of disposals, with 14 cases resolved each.
Vijay Prasad Kesari, a resident of Kankarbagh, said, “The camp resolved my property mutation request and ensured that I receive a new electricity connection without further delay.”
Several MLAs, including Sanjeev Chaurasia from the Digha constituency, participated in the camps. Mayor Sita Sahu and other senior PMC officials visited the camp sites to ensure smooth operations. Officials said around 20% of the applications received on-the-spot attention, while the remaining cases entered a mandatory 30-day resolution cycle. According to the district administration’s roster, the camps are held on the first and third Tuesday of every month.
The Patna district administration coordinated logistics and departmental integration across 67 locations, including 41 gram panchayats and 17 urban bodies. Patna DM Thiyagarajan S M led the exercise, deploying senior nodal officers at every site to manage 19 specialised help desks. This arrangement enabled the administration to process applications related to health, electricity and revenue alongside municipal services.
Deputy CM Vijay Kumar Choudhary visited Naubatpur block camp to oversee the distribution of benefits under schemes such as the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana , ration card allotments and labour welfare programmes. Principal secretary Vinay Kumar and divisional commissioner Mayank Warwade also inspected camps in Sampatchak, Phulwarisharif and Bankipur to monitor the functioning of the initiative.
The next Sahyog Shive is scheduled on June 16.
The civic body registered 282 applications, providing immediate resolution in 58 cases. Municipal commissioner Yashpal Meena supervised the camps and ensured that all applications were recorded on the Sahyog portal to facilitate tracking through reference numbers.
In addition to municipal services, special counters were set up for complaints and applications related to electricity, revenue and other departments. The maximum number of applications was received from the Kankarbagh circle (71), while the Bankipur and Patliputra circles recorded the highest number of disposals, with 14 cases resolved each.
Vijay Prasad Kesari, a resident of Kankarbagh, said, “The camp resolved my property mutation request and ensured that I receive a new electricity connection without further delay.”
Several MLAs, including Sanjeev Chaurasia from the Digha constituency, participated in the camps. Mayor Sita Sahu and other senior PMC officials visited the camp sites to ensure smooth operations. Officials said around 20% of the applications received on-the-spot attention, while the remaining cases entered a mandatory 30-day resolution cycle. According to the district administration’s roster, the camps are held on the first and third Tuesday of every month.
The Patna district administration coordinated logistics and departmental integration across 67 locations, including 41 gram panchayats and 17 urban bodies. Patna DM Thiyagarajan S M led the exercise, deploying senior nodal officers at every site to manage 19 specialised help desks. This arrangement enabled the administration to process applications related to health, electricity and revenue alongside municipal services.
Deputy CM Vijay Kumar Choudhary visited Naubatpur block camp to oversee the distribution of benefits under schemes such as the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana , ration card allotments and labour welfare programmes. Principal secretary Vinay Kumar and divisional commissioner Mayank Warwade also inspected camps in Sampatchak, Phulwarisharif and Bankipur to monitor the functioning of the initiative.
The next Sahyog Shive is scheduled on June 16.
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