Vijender Gupta Launches Seva Setu Camp in Rohini
Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta launched the Seva Setu Camp in Rohini to provide easy access to various government welfare schemes and services.
In a significant move to bridge the gap between the government and the public, Delhi Legislative Assembly Speaker and local MLA Vijender Gupta inaugurated the Seva Setu Camp at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Sector 8, Rohini, on Saturday. Organized under the ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’ to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday, the camp aims to streamline how citizens interact with state services.
The event saw the presence of North-West Delhi District Magistrate, Soumya Saurabh, IAS, highlighting the administrative importance of this single-point facilitation platform.
Bridging the Gap in Governance
Speaking at the inauguration, Vijender Gupta emphasized that the true benchmark of good governance is the ease with which a citizen can access public services. He noted that government schemes only achieve their intended purpose when information and assistance reach the people without the hindrance of bureaucratic barriers.
“Schemes acquire real meaning only when information, guidance and assistance reach people without unnecessary barriers,” Gupta stated, underscoring the need for accessible systems and timely support.
A One-Stop Solution for Citizens
The Seva Setu Camp is designed to function as a centralized hub where residents can obtain guidance and assistance regarding various Delhi Government welfare schemes. By bringing multiple agencies under one roof at a neighborhood level, the initiative seeks to eliminate the need for citizens to travel between different government offices.
During his visit, the Speaker reviewed the arrangements and interacted with officials to ensure that the support being provided met the needs of the residents. He also spoke directly with visitors to understand their firsthand experiences with the camp's services.
Comprehensive Departmental Support
The camp features a massive lineup of participating departments and public agencies, ensuring that a wide array of citizen needs can be addressed in one location. The participating entities include:
- Essential Services: Delhi Jal Board (DJB), Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC), and the Food and Supplies Department.
- Safety and Law: Delhi Police.
- Infrastructure and Utilities: Delhi Development Authority (DDA), BSES, and TPDDL.
- Social Welfare: Department of Women and Child Development, Social Welfare Department, and the SC & ST Department.
- Administration and Education: Revenue Department, Education Department, and the Labour Department.
- Health and Others: Health Department and DDB.
Gupta concluded by noting that such coordinated efforts make the government more responsive and ensure that the intended beneficiaries can effectively utilize the resources available to them.