Rourkela News: Another case of cheating beneficiaries of the State government’s ambitious Subhadra scheme has come to light. Earlier, administrative action was taken against an STI trader. He had taken money from beneficiaries in exchange for the application form. A similar incident again came to light where a beneficiary was cheated at a public service centre at Ankelbira in Hemgir block. Following the matter coming to light, the administration has taken over this centre. Also, an FIR has been lodged against the Centre’s VLE. The administration had received information that VLEs were taking money from beneficiaries in exchange for application forms. Even Anganwadi workers and members of self-help groups were taking money. After receiving the complaint, Hemgir Block Development Officer Vishwanath Sahu got the Gram Panchayat level nodal officers to investigate it. After the investigation confirmed the complaint, the BDO came with a team and took over the centre. The machine used at the centre was also seized. An FIR has also been lodged against the VLE at the Centre. It is to be noted that the district administration has clarified that no fee will be charged for the application form of the scheme. Despite this, cases of beneficiaries being cheated in different ways are coming to light.
Birmitrapur Vikas Manch submitted a memorandum to EO demanding to stop corruption
Biramitrapur Vikas Manch has submitted a memorandum to EO and SDPO to stop it, alleging corruption in Subhadra Yojana. It has been said that there is an atmosphere of chaos in the city regarding Subhadra Yojana. A large number of women are queuing up at public service centres to submit forms, make changes in Aadhaar cards and link bank accounts. Women have to stand in queues for hours. A large number of women are also reaching banks. Due to lack of regular follow-up by the administration, public service centres and Aadhaar centres are charging arbitrary fees. Birmitrapur Vikas Manch has alleged that Rs 400-500 was taken from it in exchange for the work. In this regard, the Forum on Friday submitted a memorandum to the Municipal Corporation demanding an end to corruption and proper implementation of the scheme. In the memorandum, it is demanded to fix a fee of Rs 100 for the service and provide a receipt for the same. Legal action has been sought against those charging high fees. On behalf of the forum, the chairperson, former MP Nihar Surin, BK Shukla, Lalan Srivastava and Abul Khairu submitted a memorandum to EO Rashmi Ranjan Das and SDPO Sushant Das.
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