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Revenue department’s strange game, dead to alive Let’s do it. Then the dead man keeps trying to prove himself alive by complaining. It sounds strange, but due to administrative negligence, such cases often come to the fore. Ramu Saket – Photo: Amar Ujala

Detail A strange case from Newari village of Singrauli district in Madhya Pradesh has come to the fore. One 233 year old Ramu Saket living here has been shown dead in the papers. Now they are pleading with the higher officials that I am alive. Let us tell you the whole matter.

The case is of village Newari of Chitrangi tehsil of Singrauli district. Here elderly Ramu Saket was shown dead in government papers. Even his death certificate was issued, when the old man demanded land for himself under the government scheme as he was landless, the officials said that the person by that name had died many years ago. The elders were stunned to hear this. Now to prove himself alive, he is going round the offices of the officers.

DM has ordered an inquiry… Elderly Near DM Ramu Saket is now trying to prove himself alive. He has given an application to Singrauli DM and told that he is alive and it should be corrected in the papers. On the other hand, when the matter was discussed with District Magistrate Arun Parmar, he said that the matter has come to his notice. Investigation will be done and strict action will also be taken against the culprits who are negligent in this matter.

Negligence of Sarpanch Secretary…
1673434425 Result of negligence of government employees Not just limited to Ramu, but there are many other people in the village who have been declared dead in official papers. In the DM’s public hearing, Jyoti Sharan Tiwari, a resident of Khurmucha village of Chitrangi block, also reached to plead with the DM to prove herself alive like Ramu. She said, sir, the secretary sarpanch has also declared me dead on paper. Not getting the benefit of government ration, apart from this the benefit of any other scheme is also not available. Sir, make it alive on paper. ,