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Due to the prompt action of the Chief Minister’s Camp Office, Bagiya, the wife of the person who died due to lightning received compensation assistance of Rs 4 lakh.

  • On the instructions of Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai, the pending case was resolved quickly.
  • The family expressed gratitude to the Chief Minister on receiving financial assistance.

The Chief Minister’s Camp Office, Bagiya, operated on the initiative of Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai, has once again become a source of relief for a family in need. Acting promptly on an application submitted by the wife of a man who died due to lightning, a compensation amount of ₹4 lakh was approved and transferred to her bank account.
According to information received, the husband of Mrs. Munika Bai Vishwakarma, a resident of village Jharan (Masarighat), Post Ghumra, Tehsil Tapkara, District Jashpur, died untimely due to lightning. After receiving no compensation for a long time, she submitted an application to the Chief Minister’s Camp Office, Bagiya, seeking assistance.
Upon receiving the application, the Chief Minister’s Camp Office took the matter seriously and directed the concerned department to take immediate necessary action. Following this, the administration examined the case, completed the necessary procedures, and ensured the payment of ₹4 lakh compensation into the applicant’s bank account.
Upon receiving financial assistance, Mrs. Munika Bai Vishwakarma and her family expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai. They said that the prompt action of the Chief Minister’s Camp Office resolved their long-standing problem. The assistance received during this time of crisis has provided significant financial support to the family. It
is noteworthy that the Chief Minister’s Camp Office in Bagiya has emerged as a trusted center for quick and effective resolution of public problems. Prioritized applications are processed here, ensuring timely relief to eligible beneficiaries in health, revenue, electricity, drinking water, and other public welfare matters. The Chief Minister’s Camp Office’s sensitive and people-oriented approach is continuously strengthening public confidence in the government.