Governance Reforms Minister of Punjab Aman Arora on Thursday, launched a new initiative that will enable the 'sarpanches' and 'nambardars' and municipal councillors to verify applications online for various certificates.
Punjab takes the lead by launching this innovative initiative to save citizens from the hassle of making multiple visits to obtain signatures from "sarpanchs", "nambardars" and municipal councillors, Arora said in a statement.
As part of this digital initiative, applications for services like residence certificates, caste certificates, income certificates, EWS certificates, old-age pension, and Dogra certificates will be sent online to the "sarpanchs", "nambardars" and municipal councillors concerned for verification.
These services require verification from "sarpanchs" and "nambardars" in rural areas, and from municipal councillors in urban areas.
With the launch of this project, "patwaris" will now send applications online to sarpanchs, nambardars, and municipal councillors for verification, following which these local representatives will receive information via WhatsApp and can provide their recommendations through WhatsApp.
"This streamlined process is expected to reduce the burden on citizens, who previously had to navigate a time-consuming and cumbersome process involving multiple visits to obtain signatures from sarpanchs, nambardars, or MCs," Arora said.
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