Deputy Commissioner, Ananya Mittal, held a Janata Darbar at the Collectorate office, addressing the issues of over 70 complainants. The initiative provided a platform for common people to voice their grievances and seek redressal for personal and social issues. The Deputy Commissioner assured complainants of timely action, with several applications resolved on the spot.
Key Issues Raised
The Janata Darbar witnessed a diverse range of complaints and requests, including: Land Acquisition Compensation: Several complainants highlighted delays in receiving compensation for land acquired for developmental projects. Medical Aid: Appeals for financial assistance for medical treatment were made by individuals facing critical health issues. Domestic and Land Disputes: Disputes related to family inheritance and property boundaries were prominent among the grievances. Relocation Concerns: Requests for relocation assistance were raised by those affected by developmental activities.
Irregularities in Salary Payments: Issues such as the stoppage of salaries for certain teachers deemed illegal were brought to the Deputy Commissioner’s attention. Road Encroachment and Death Threats: Complaints about road encroachment and threats to personal safety were lodged. Employment in Anganwadi Centers: Job seekers, particularly women, requested employment opportunities in Anganwadi centers. Basic Amenities and Police Inaction: Residents submitted memorandums seeking action on unresolved police complaints and improvements in basic facilities.
Several applications were promptly resolved during the Janata Darbar. The Deputy Commissioner directed departmental officers to address the issues efficiently and ensured that all forwarded applications received timely attention. Specific instructions included: Coordination Among Departments: Officers were instructed to collaborate with block offices and related departments to expedite investigations and solutions. Spot Resolutions: Cases that could be addressed immediately were resolved on the spot, ensuring quick relief for the complainants.
Deputy Commissioner Mittal emphasized the administration’s commitment to resolving public grievances efficiently. “Timely action and proper coordination among departments are key to ensuring justice and relief for the people,” she stated. She further instructed officials to monitor the progress of applications forwarded during the Janata Darbar and provide updates to the concerned parties.
Residents expressed satisfaction with the initiative, lauding the Deputy Commissioner’s proactive approach and empathetic listening. For many, the Janata Darbar provided a rare opportunity to directly engage with the district administration and seek resolutions to longstanding issues.
The administration plans to hold regular Janata Darbars to address grievances comprehensively and ensure accountability among officials. The Deputy Commissioner reiterated the need for continuous engagement with the public to build trust and improve governance.
