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Gujarat DyCM Harsh Sanghavi Addresses Public Grievances, Inaugurates Seva Setu in Surat
- •Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi held a public outreach program at Surat Circuit House to hear grievances from local residents.
- •The program aimed to enhance administrative accountability, bring government closer to people, and ensure prompt resolution of issues.
- •Sanghavi directed senior officials to take immediate action on the grievances presented during the session.
- •During his visit, Sanghavi met Alkaben Mali, a flower seller, whose stolen lifetime savings of Rs 14.28 lakh were recovered by Surat Rural Police.
- •Sanghavi also inaugurated a Seva Setu program at Althan Community Hall, offering services like income, caste, non-creamy layer certificates, widow assistance, ration card services, and Ayushman Bharat cards.
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The public outreach programme held at the Surat Circuit House aimed to make the administration more accountable, bring the government closer to the people, and ensure prompt resolution of local grievances.
The police solved a theft case where gold jewellery worth Rs 14.28 lakh was stolen from her house in Kim village. They arrested the thief and goldsmith from Maharashtra and successfully recovered and returned cash equivalent to the stolen jewellery's value.
The Revenue and Civil Supplies Department issued income, caste, and non-creamy layer certificates, alongside widow assistance and ration card services. Additionally, the Health Department provided free Ayushman Bharat cards, and applications for new ration cards and e-KYC were resolved on the spot.
