Raipur. Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai's visit to the remote forest village of Kamarkhol on May 4th brought a message of relief and confidence to the people. In a chaupal organized under a mango tree as part of Good Governance Festival 2026, Chief Minister Sai interacted directly with the villagers, listened to their problems attentively, and gave instructions to ensure their solutions on the spot. This scene became a living example of the strong relationship of trust between the government and the people.

A trustworthy solution was found on the worry of electricity bill.
During the Chaupal, when a villager expressed his worry about the rising electricity bill and the outstanding amount, the Chief Minister assured him in the middle saying - there is no need to worry, your government is with you. He said that our government's electricity bill payment solution scheme has been implemented with the aim of providing relief to the economically weaker families, under which a huge discount is being provided on the old outstanding bills. Along with domestic consumers, agricultural pump holders are also getting the benefit of the scheme, while special concessions have been provided for BPL families.
Sensitivity was seen on the ground, instructions were given on the spot.
The working style of Chief Minister Sai was not limited to mere assurances. He immediately directed the Collector to organize special camps at the Gram Panchayat level, so that people in Kamrakhol and surrounding villages do not have to run around offices and can have their problems resolved in their own villages. During this, Collector Shri Gopal Verma informed that more than 13,000 consumers in the district have benefited from this scheme so far and have been provided rebates totaling over ₹11.75 crore.
Kamrakhol has become a living example of good governance
. This Chaupal in Kamrakhol made it clear that when the government leadership communicates directly with the public, even complex problems become easier to solve. This initiative by Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai is proof that good governance is not limited to the creation of schemes, but rather a commitment to easily deliver them to the last person.