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Public grievances and farmers’ revenue issues must be resolved promptly: JC
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Highlighting land-related issues, Bharadwaj instructed revenue staff to expedite land record corrections, boundary disputes, and mutations on a priority basis to offer immediate relief to the farming community.

Collector M Maurya Bharadwaj during a surprise inspection at the Gudibanda Mandal Tahsildar office on Tuesday
Gudibanda: Sri Sathya Sai District Joint Collector M Maurya Bharadwaj conducted a surprise inspection of the Gudibanda Mandal Tahsildar office on Tuesday, reviewing departmental operations, revenue records, and staff attendance registers. Interacting with the officials, the Joint Collector directed them to deliver swift, transparent services to citizens and farmers without causing unnecessary delays. He stressed that grievances submitted through official public redressal platforms must be resolved with quality within stipulated timeframes.
Highlighting land-related issues, Bharadwaj instructed revenue staff to expedite land record corrections, boundary disputes, and mutations on a priority basis to offer immediate relief to the farming community.
The JC instructed digital assistants and revenue personnel to execute assigned duties responsibly, ensuring the precise completion of land record digitization work. Issuing a stern warning, he stated that strict punctuality is mandatory and that uncompromising action will be taken against officials demonstrating negligence or apathy toward public service delivery.
During the visit, the Joint Collector directly interacted with citizens visiting the Tahsildar office, inquiring about their pending applications, and directed local staff to ensure every eligible applicant receives services smoothly.
Madakasira Revenue Divisional Officer (RDO) Prasannalakshmi, the Gudibanda Tahsildar, Deputy Tahsildar, Revenue Inspectors, Village Revenue Officers (VROs), and office staff were present during the inspection.
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