In the wake of the Penchal cyclone floods that devastated several regions, a special camp was organized in Arakandannallur to provide critical documents to people who had lost their voter ID cards, Aadhaar cards, family cards, and other essential certificates. The event took place at the Arakandannallur Panchayat office, with Sub-Collector Muthukrishnan presiding over the proceedings.
The camp saw the active participation of several key officials, including Revenue Inspector Krishna Das, who played a central role in the organization. The Revenue Officer, Sushila, warmly welcomed the attendees, while the Panchayat President, Anbu, collected applications from the public.
The camp was aimed at addressing the immediate needs of those affected by the floods, ensuring that they could regain essential documents that are vital for availing government services and other essential benefits. Relevant department officials, including those from the Revenue and other concerned departments, processed the applications and initiated actions for issuing the required certificates.
The camp was supported by several local leaders and officials, including Panchayat Vice President Kateeja P.V., Action Officer Murali, and councilors Sundaramurthy, Ravi, Kumar, Chettu, and Murugan, who were present to assist the public.
This initiative was an essential step in helping flood victims regain access to crucial documents, ensuring they can resume their normal lives and have access to government services and benefits.
