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MP CM Mohan Yadav Reviews 'Sankalp Se Samadhan' Campaign Progress

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav reviewed the 'Sankalp se Samadhan' campaign with divisional commissioners, stressing transparent and timely implementation. He directed officials to ensure every eligible beneficiary receives benefits, warning of strict action against corruption. The campaign, running until March 31, will focus on 106 welfare schemes through a structured four-phase approach. Activities will include door-to-door application collection, health check-ups, cleanliness drives, and collaboration with social organizations.

Key Points: MP CM Reviews Sankalp Se Samadhan Campaign Implementation

  • Review of 106 beneficiary schemes
  • Focus on transparency and anti-corruption
  • Door-to-door application drive planned
  • Four-phase campaign until March 31
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MP CM Mohan Yadav reviews implementation of 'Sankalp se Samadhan' campaign

CM Mohan Yadav directs officials to ensure transparent, timely delivery of 106 welfare schemes under the Sankalp Se Samadhan campaign until March 31.

"Corruption at any level will not be tolerated, and strict action will be taken against those found guilty. - CM Mohan Yadav"

Bhopal, January 14

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav held a review meeting of Divisional Commissioners at Samatva Bhavan, the CM residence office, to assess the progress of the 'Sankalp se Samadhan' campaign on Wednesday and directed officials to ensure that every eligible beneficiary receives benefits.

CM Yadav stated that the 'Sankalp se Samadhan' campaign has been launched with the objective of ensuring easy access to welfare-orientated beneficiary schemes for the general public.

He directed that all activities under the campaign must be carried out transparently and within the prescribed timelines. Corruption at any level will not be tolerated, and strict action will be taken against those found guilty.

The Chief Minister also emphasised that special attention should be given to the publicity and outreach of schemes under the campaign to ensure that all beneficiaries are fully informed.

Divisional officers were instructed to visit districts, development blocks and villages to review effective implementation on the ground.

CM Yadav added that activities focused on health check-ups, cleanliness, and promoting education should also be undertaken as part of the campaign. The Chief Minister also highlighted that the cooperation of social and voluntary organisations should be taken to ensure the successful and wide-ranging implementation of the Sankalp Se Samadhan Campaign.

The 'Sankalp Se Samadhan' campaign began on January 12 and would be conducted till March 31. The campaign will focus on 106 beneficiary-orientated schemes.

During the First Phase (January 12 to February 15, 2026), focus will be on door-to-door collection of applications. The second phase (February 16 to March 16, 2026) is aimed at camps at the cluster level. The Third Phase (March 16 to March 26, 2026) is orientated to the resolution of pending and new applications at the block level. In the Fourth Phase (March 26 to March 31, 2026), district-level camps will be conducted to resolve all remaining and new applications and complaints.

- ANI

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Priyanka N
The plan sounds good on paper, but execution is everything. Will the officials really visit remote villages? Or will it be another photo-op? I hope the CM's directive for divisional officers to go to the ground is followed strictly. We need results, not just reviews.
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Sarah B
Including health check-ups and cleanliness is a smart, holistic approach. Public health is a foundation for development. Hoping the collaboration with voluntary organisations brings in much-needed grassroots energy and oversight.
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Aman W
106 schemes is a lot! The common man gets confused. Good that they are focusing on publicity and outreach. They should use local radio, WhatsApp groups, and panchayat announcements to spread the word effectively. Jai Hind!
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Kavya N
My mother is eligible for a widow pension, but the application has been pending for months. I truly hope this 'Sankalp se Samadhan' campaign resolves such pending cases in the third phase. The timeline till March 31 gives hope for a quick resolution.
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Vikram M
The directive against corruption is key. But who will monitor the monitors? There should be a simple public grievance portal linked to this campaign where we can report if an official asks for a bribe. Accountability must be public.

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