'Ration Public Hearing Camps' to be held every Saturday in Delhi; every issue related to ration cards will be resolved immediately..
There is good news for the residents of Delhi. Now, there will be no need to stand in long queues or make repeated rounds of government offices to resolve issues related to ration cards. The Delhi government has launched a new initiative under which 'Public Hearing Camps' (Jansunwai Camps) will be organized every week to resolve people's grievances on the spot.
The Delhi government has taken a significant step to resolve ration card-related issues in a faster and more streamlined manner. Starting May 2, 2026, the government will organize 'Public Hearing Camps' every Saturday. These camps will be held at all district offices across Delhi from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, where people's complaints will be addressed immediately.
**Which issues will be resolved?**
These camps will address and resolve a wide range of issues related to ration cards, such as:
- Issuance of new ration cards
- Corrections to names or details on ration cards
- Disputes regarding eligibility
- Complaints related to ration distribution
People can visit the camps directly to register their grievances and receive an on-the-spot resolution.
**What does the government say?**
Details regarding this initiative were shared by Manjinder Singh Sirsa. He stated that this scheme is being launched under the leadership of Chief Minister Rekha Gupta to ensure that no needy individual faces any difficulty in obtaining their ration. The government's objective is to spare people the hassle of making repeated visits to government offices and to ensure they can easily access the services they require.
**Helpline Numbers for Assistance**
If an individual is unable to visit a camp in person, they may also contact the following helpline numbers for assistance:
- 1967 (Toll-free)
- 14445
Disclaimer: This content has been sourced and edited from NDTV India. While we have made modifications for clarity and presentation, the original content belongs to its respective authors and website. We do not claim ownership of the content.
