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Ensure petitioners do not come back
District CollectorD Amoy Kumar told the districtofficials to ensure that the people, who attend the Grievance Day seeking solution to their problems, will not visit second time with their problems
Bhupalpalli: District Collector D Amoy Kumar told the district officials to ensure that the people, who attend the Grievance Day seeking solution to their problems, will not visit second time with their problems.
After participating in the Grievance Day held at the Collectorate here on Monday, he told the officials concerned to take steps for solving the problems of people, who submitted applications.
The grievances included allotment of land for construction of Edgah, seeking admission into minority residential school for children, issuing of pattadar passbooks and allotment of three acres of land under government scheme.
After receiving the grievances, Collector D Amoy Kumar handed over them to the departments concerned and ordered them to solve them immediately.
District revenue officer P Mohan Lal, panchayat raj officer D Komaraiah, district child development officer Bhagya Lakshmi, district public relation officer B Ravi Kumar, fisheries department officer Venu Gopal, animal husbandry department officer Bala Krishna, district education officer Srinivas Reddy, executive director of SC corporation Ramaiah and district minority officer Venkateshwarlu were present along with others.
