Budget for villages: If someone lives in an area, then he should know about that area. Development work in any area is done by the local administration. In villages, the Sarpanch is the elected head. Whom the villagers elect by giving votes. The elected public representatives in the cities are aware of the work they do. The public will evaluate it. And will question them.
But due to lack of education in the village, most people do not talk about this to the Sarpanch or other public representatives. Therefore, many Sarpanchs do not use the budget given for the development of the village for the right works. They postpone many works of the villagers saying that there is no budget. But today we will tell you a method by which you will be able to find out how much budget the village has received.
This way you can check your budget
To check the budget of your village, you have to visit the official website of e-Gram Swaraj https://egramswaraj.gov.in/. After this, you have to click on the option of Report and Planning. After this, you have to go to the Approved Action Plan Report. Then you have to select the plan year and click on Get Report, after this you have to select your state, your district, your tehsil and your village, after this you have to click on View Plan. As soon as you click, the details of your village budget will come in front of you, how much money came and how much was spent.
You can complain against the Sarpanch
After looking at the budget, if you feel that there is some work in the Gram Panchayat which has not been done but the money for it has been used. If you see any such irregularities, then you can complain about the Sarpanch of your village Panchayat. For this, you have to download the Meri Panchayat app. Through this, you can complain about your Sarpanch.
If your complaint is found to be true, legal action can also be taken against the Sarpanch. Along with this, CM helpline numbers have also been issued in many states. If you want, you can complain about your village Sarpanch by calling on the CM helpline. If you want, you can also register a complaint by going to the SDM or the District Magistrate.
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