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Saleng seeks end to middlemen, corruption in central schemes

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SHILLONG, April 14: Tura Lok Sabha member, Saleng A Sangma has called for the elimination of middlemen and corruption to improve transparency and accountability in the implementation of centrally-sponsored schemes in the state.
He acknowledged the lack of awareness programmes provided by the DC’s office and suggested more workshops in every district and block to educate people on how to avail the central benefits.
Sangma also demanded strict action against officials and middlemen found to engage in illegal activities. He urged citizens to register grievances and urged authorities to take action against erring officials or individuals involved in bribery.
Sangma emphasized that these welfare programmes are meant for the public’s benefit and that the DC, SP, BDO, and other officials should take responsibility for any issues that arise.
He urged citizens to come forward and register their grievances to ensure the rule of law is upheld.

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