Jhadol,The Gramin Seva Camp organized on Thursday in Jakda Gram Panchayat under Panchayat Samiti Jhadol set a remarkable example of mutual understanding, affection, and social harmony. The camp not only ensured that government welfare schemes reached the rural population but also helped resolve long-standing family land disputes, bringing peace and unity among villagers.

During the camp, local resident Narendra Singh and Bhopal Singh, sons of Shiv Singh, were granted ancestral residential land ownership documents (pushtaini patta) through mutual consent, putting an end to a prolonged family conflict. This initiative reinforced trust, harmony, and togetherness within the family.

Similarly, Pratap Singh, showing goodwill towards his son Hari Singh, received ownership rights for his ancestral residential land and also ensured his son received his rightful share.

Villagers present at the camp appreciated the government’s genuine commitment to public welfare, describing the initiative as a true reflection of good governance, where administration is not only delivering benefits of welfare schemes but also helping resolve disputes and restore happiness and unity within families.

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