13th Pension Adalat resolves 415 family pension grievances
Jitendra Singh highlighted a citizen-focused approach backed by digital tools to eliminate delays in pension payouts
Overview
- The adalat, chaired by Jitendra Singh on June 4 at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi, took up 415 family pension grievances from 19 ministries.
- Singh urged departments to adopt administrative sensitivity through a whole-of-government model to spare retirees unnecessary bureaucracy.
- The CPENGRAMS platform was highlighted as a tool to enable real-time grievance tracking for pensioners who could not attend the adalat.
- Since its launch in September 2017, 12 pension adalats have settled 18,157 of 25,416 cases, achieving a 71% resolution rate.
- Jasoda Devi received her long-overdue dues after 36 years; Anita Kanik Rani secured Rs 20 lakh in arrears on the same day her case was heard.