Kargil, July 0:4 As part of the ongoing Dharti Aaba Abhiyan, a special camp was successfully organized at Sanjak village of Tehsil Shakar Chiktan, witnessing enthusiastic participation from all line departments, Aadhar Operators, BLOs and the Indian Army’s 408 Field Hospital.
The comprehensive outreach programme aimed to deliver multi-departmental services at the grassroots level, with a special focus on public welfare, grievance redressal, awareness, and healthcare.
The 408 Field Hospital of the Indian Army played a significant role by setting up a dedicated medical camp, offering free health check-ups, consultation, and essential medicines to the local population.
Various departments also disseminated information about their schemes and extended on-the-spot services, creating a one-stop platform for villagers to access government benefits and assistance.
The camp was closely monitored by Sub Divisional Magistrate Shakar Chiktan, Dr. Sanjay Bhardwaj, who interacted with the officials and the general public to ensure the smooth and effective delivery of services. He appreciated the coordinated efforts of civil administration and the Indian Army for their joint contribution in making the programme successful.
