Ahead of Minister’s village stay, 199 applications disposed of
The Hindu
With Revenue Minister R. Ashok scheduled to visit Chabbi village in Dharwad district on Saturday for the ‘village stay’ programme, the village has been spruced up and various applications by the residents have been disposed of by the district administration.
Addressing presspersons in Hubballi on Thursday, Deputy Commissioner of Dharwad Nitesh Patil said that ahead of the Revenue Minister’s ‘village stay’ programme, the official had collected applications and memoranda from village residents on a wide range of issues. “We so far collected 266 applications from the residents and of them 199 have been disposed of. 48 applications are related to the Revenue Department,” he said. Briefing about the programmes scheduled to take place on Saturday, Mr. Patil said the Minister would be distributing assistance, vehicles, tool kits, and aids during his visit to the village.
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