JAMMU, Oct 26: Social activist and Chairman of Samvedna Society, Keshav Chopra, distributed domicile certificates, Priority Household (PHH) ration cards and Ayushman Bharat cards among local residents, reaffirming his commitment to ensuring that government services remain accessible and convenient for the public.
Speaking on the occasion, Keshav Chopra appreciated the efforts of the Administration and the Director of the Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department, along with the entire departmental team, for their cooperation and commitment towards public service. He said that the coordinated efforts of the Administration and concerned departments play a significant role in ensuring that eligible beneficiaries receive the benefits of various government schemes without unnecessary difficulties.
Chopra stated that domicile certificates, PHH ration cards and Ayushman Bharat cards are important documents that help people access government facilities, food security benefits and healthcare services. He emphasized that making these services accessible at the grassroots level is particularly important for economically weaker sections and other deserving beneficiaries who don’t have time or they may face difficulties in applying.
Keshav Chopra further said that Samvedna Society is committed to assisting people in accessing government services and availing themselves of the benefits of various schemes. He emphasized that the organisation will continue working with the Administration and concerned departments to help residents access their entitled benefits and overcome difficulties in obtaining government services.
“Our objective is to ensure that no eligible person is deprived of government benefits due to a lack of awareness, documentation or difficulties in accessing services. Samvedna Society firmly believes in making government services easily accessible to the public. We will continue our efforts to serve people and work for the betterment of society with the support of the Administration and concerned departments,” Chopra said.
He reiterated that Samvedna Society will continue to work with dedication towards public service, community empowerment and assisting deserving families in accessing the benefits of government schemes.