Service Camps Provide Quick Resolution of Public Grievances Across Udaipur District

Udaipur: Under the Urban and Rural Service Camps-2026 initiative launched by Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, residents across Udaipur district are receiving access to multiple government services and welfare schemes at a single location. Organised under the guidance of District Collector Gaurav Agrawal, the camps bring together officials from various departments to ensure the prompt resolution of public grievances.

Services from the Revenue, Panchayati Raj, Urban Local Bodies, Social Justice and Empowerment, Health, Agriculture, Electricity, Public Health Engineering, and Women and Child Development departments are being provided. Eligible beneficiaries are being linked with government welfare schemes, while pending applications are being resolved on the spot.

On Friday, service camps were organised in the gram panchayats of Bara, Chanawada, Phila, Bambora, Amberi, Medta, Nandwel, Bathera Khurd, Dharta, Majawad, Dadiya, Tarpal, Punawali, Sultanji Ka Kherwara, Kochla, Kharadiya, Bayri, Malifala, Nichla Mandwa, Panwa, Khokhra, Palchha, and Champa Ki Nal.

Citizens benefited from services including birth and death certificates, pension approvals, land mutation, land demarcation, land lease distribution, resolution of electricity and water-related issues, Ayushman cards, labour registration, and social security schemes.

District Collector Gaurav Agrawal directed officials to ensure that every eligible citizen receives the benefits of government schemes within the stipulated time and that public grievances are addressed efficiently, transparently, and with sensitivity.