Police hold grievance meet

Madurai: A total of 318 grievance petitions were received from the public at a special grievance meet organised by the Madurai city police at a hall in Teppakulam on Wednesday. The meet was organised for residents from areas under the limits of the temple range of the city police. The meet presided over by city police commissioner J Loganathan was attended by all senior officials and inspectors of police stations under temple range. The petitions mainly included disputes over money and family. TNN

Trichy corpn cancels grievance meeting

The weekly grievance meeting in Trichy has been cancelled due to the mayor and officials attending the India Smart Cities Conclave 2023 in Indore. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs will recognize the best smart cities mission projects at the conclave. The grievance redressal meeting will resume next week. Additionally, a government official inspected rain preparedness and infrastructure projects in Trichy, while a walkathon was organized in Indore to promote voter participation and raise awareness about the conclave.

Trichy corporation cancels weekly grievance meeting on Monday

The weekly grievance meeting in Trichy was cancelled on September 25 due to administrative reasons. The mayor and officials were attending the India Smart Cities Conclave 2023 in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs will felicitate the best smart cities mission projects at the conclave. The grievance redressal meeting will resume next week at the main office from 11 am to 1 pm.

Ensure one-stop solution to grievances of people, commissioner tells officials

The divisional commissioner of Lucknow, Roshan Jacob, has made it compulsory for government officials to attend a monthly grievance redressal camp. The officials are expected to coordinate and find lasting solutions to the issues raised during the meeting. The camp will be held at the Lucknow Development Authority office and will be attended by the district magistrate. Officials from various departments, including PWD, Lesa, and LMC, have been directed to address civic amenity issues such as poor roads, sanitation, power outages, and traffic congestion. The commissioner emphasized the importance of easy access to public services through quick resolution of grievances.

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