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Civic chief tells staff to extend quality service
Municipal Commissioner J Nivas on Monday appealed to the VMC staff and corporators to coordinate for the development of the city and deliver quality service to the denizens. The Commissioner spoke to the corporators and VMC staff at his chamber to mark the New Year celebrations.
Vijayawada: Municipal Commissioner J Nivas on Monday appealed to the VMC staff and corporators to coordinate for the development of the city and deliver quality service to the denizens. The Commissioner spoke to the corporators and VMC staff at his chamber to mark the New Year celebrations.
Deputy mayor Gogula Ramana Rao, YSRCP floor leader B Punyaseela, CPM Corporator Gade Adilakshmi, corporator Bibi Jan and officials of the engineering, town planning, public health, revenue and estate met the Commissioner at his chamber and presented bouquets.
The Commissioner greeted the corporators and staff on the occasion and urged the VMC to play key role in the development of the city and appealed to the staff to work with dedication and love. He claimed that he loves the staff and reminded that he immediately filled the Karunya posts soon after joining as the Commissioner of the VMC. He appealed to the staff to maintain transparency and quality service to the locals.
