The “Duare Sarkar” initiative aimed at providing government services directly to citizens continues with its ninth phase. A special camp was held at “Nemo-2 Gram Panchayat, Memari-1 Block” where Nityananda Banerjee “President of Memari-1 Block Trinamool Congress” and “Executive Member of Purba Bardhaman Zilla Parishad” was present to inspect the service delivery process.

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The camp was organised to ensure that government benefits “reach the people efficiently”. Various services related to “healthcare, social welfare schemes and official documentation” were provided at the event. Nityananda Banerjee personally “reviewed the functioning of the camp” and interacted with citizens to understand their concerns.

Officials ensured that all applications were processed smoothly and beneficiaries received proper assistance. The initiative, running under the slogan “Jaar, Jokon, J-Khane Darkar – Ache Apnar Duare Sarkar”, focuses on “making governance more accessible” to people in rural areas.

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Speaking at the event, Nityananda Banerjee said, “The government is committed to reaching every citizen and ensuring that no one is left behind. These camps play a crucial role in delivering essential services directly to the people.”

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The “Duare Sarkar” program has benefited millions across West Bengal by simplifying administrative processes. The ninth phase aims to “cover more villages and towns”, ensuring that even remote areas receive government support.

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With continued efforts from the government and local administration, the “Duare Sarkar initiative” is proving to be a “major step towards citizen-friendly governance”. The administration plans to “organise more such camps” to enhance service delivery in the future.