Una, January 17 - A program was organized at the door of Sarkar village in Dulaihar Panchayat of Haroli Vis area of ??district Una, which was presided over by Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri. A total of 48 public problems related to revenue, health, electricity and water power departments were received in the Government Village Door programme, most of the problems were solved on the spot. Instructed the officers of the concerned department to resolve the remaining pending problems immediately on priority and in a time bound manner.
Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri said that the government's village door program has made it possible to solve the problems of the common people at their doorstep. The main objective of this program is to reach the important welfare schemes and programs being run by the state government through various departments to the rural level so that all the eligible persons can get the benefits of the schemes.

The Deputy Chief Minister said that his main aim is to develop Haroli Halke as a model of development in the whole of India. He said that cameras are being installed at a cost of about Rs 1 crore to make the entire Haroli crime free. He said that strict action is being taken against drug smugglers in Haroli. Apart from this, he has urged the local people including village head, deputy head, Mahila Mandals to fulfill their responsibility in cooperating with the district administration and police in taking strict action against drug dealers so that activities like drug addiction can be completely banned. Can be stopped. He said that illegal mining in the district is also being curbed and action is being taken against illegal miners as a result of which positive results are being seen since last one year.

The Deputy Chief Minister said that his main goal is to solve the problems arising in Haroli assembly constituency related to drinking water and irrigation in the fields on priority basis so that people can get clean drinking water and adequate water to the fields. He said that to deal with the water problem, the state's largest overhead tank is being built in Amrali. Two drinking water tanks of 50 liters and 25 liters are being built in Polian, which will provide clean drinking water to the people of Haroli Halke.

On this occasion, awareness camps were also organized through various departments in which about 31 certificates, 23 death certificates and 10 Aadhaar cards were made by the Revenue Department. Health checkup of 213 people was done in the medical camp organized by the AYUSH department. In the medical camp organized through the Health Department, the health of 331 people was checked which included 56 people from Eye, 69 from Ortho, 38 from Gynecology, 7 from Surgery, 19 from Child OPD and 142 from Medicine. Apart from this, 103 blood sugar tests, 23 high BP/sugar lab tests and two chest X-rays were done in the medical camp organized by the health department.
In the Sarkar Gaon Ka Dwar programme, the enlisted artists of the Information and Public Relations Department were also made aware through street plays about the various welfare schemes being run by the State Government.

On this occasion, Professor Simmi Agnihotri, District President Congress Committee Ranjit Rana, State Congress Secretary Ashok Thakur, OBC Cell President Vinod Vitu, Secretary Satish Vitu, Youth President Haroli Prashant Rai, Zilla Parishad member Naresh Kumari, Pradhan Nand Kishore, Deputy Pradhan Pawan. Kumar, Naganoli head Mehtab Thakur, DC Raghav Sharma, SP Arjit Sen Thakur and officials of all departments were present.