Over 2k cases filed under SC/ST Act in Saran in 6 yrs: DM | Patna News – Times of India
Chhapra: Saran district registered 2,314 cases under the SC/ST Atrocities Prevention Act between 2018 and 2024.
The first compensation installment was provided to victims or their kin in 1,954 cases, while the second installment was issued in 486 cases. Payments for the remaining 279 cases were delayed owing to the lack of the chargesheet copy.
The details were disclosed during the Thursday meeting of the district-level SC/ST Prevention Act Monitoring Committee, chaired by Saran DM Aman Sameer.
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Saran registers over 2k cases underSC/ST Atrocities Act in six years
Saran district recorded 2,314 SC/ST Act cases from 2018 to 2024, with compensation released in most cases. Delays in 279 payments were due to missing chargesheets. Rs 3.05 crore was disbursed to 512 victims this year, and government jobs were offered to dependents of murder victims, with two employments completed and eight pending.
Saran district recorded 2,314 SC/ST Act cases from 2018 to 2024, with compensation released in most cases. Delays in 279 payments were due to missing chargesheets. Rs 3.05 crore was disbursed to 512 victims this year, and government jobs were offered to dependents of murder victims, with two employments completed and eight pending.
Development projects discussed at Sarans monitoring committee meeting
Various development projects in Saran district were reviewed in the District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee meeting, chaired by MP Rajiv Pratap Rudy. Updates included progress on ring roads, bypass roads, and NH projects. The meeting also addressed delays in NH-19 completion, environmental initiatives, and the expansion of municipal areas. Connectivity and drainage improvements were discussed.
Various development projects in Saran district were reviewed in the District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee meeting, chaired by MP Rajiv Pratap Rudy. Updates included progress on ring roads, bypass roads, and NH projects. The meeting also addressed delays in NH-19 completion, environmental initiatives, and the expansion of municipal areas. Connectivity and drainage improvements were discussed.
Saran declared as model district in controlling kala-azar disease
Health minister Mangal Pandey honored the Saran vector borne disease team for their efforts in controlling kala-azar. The team, led by Dr Dilip Kumar Singh and Dr Anuj Kumar, was recognized for raising awareness, identifying patients, and ensuring timely treatment. Saran has been declared a ‘model district’ for its exemplary work, with hopes of becoming kala-azar-free.
Health minister Mangal Pandey honored the Saran vector borne disease team for their efforts in controlling kala-azar. The team, led by Dr Dilip Kumar Singh and Dr Anuj Kumar, was recognized for raising awareness, identifying patients, and ensuring timely treatment. Saran has been declared a ‘model district’ for its exemplary work, with hopes of becoming kala-azar-free.
