More than 70 applicants were present in the public hearing organised in Divisional Commissioner’s office and Collectorate on Tuesday.
Divisional Commissioner SB Singh listened to the complaints and ordered the officers concerned to resolve the matters immediately.
Three applicants presented complaints in the public hearing. As many as 59 complainants were registered for the public hearing held in Collectorate where Collector Nikunj Kumar Shrivastava listened to the complaints and ordered officers to take actions over complaints accordingly.
Residents of Pura Chindwara village of Huzur Tehsil of State capital complaint to the Collector Shrivastava that some people have encroached over the Government land due to which villagers are not able to use that part of land, earlier used for excretion.
Collector Shrivastava ordered Huzur Tehsildaar to inspect the village and if encroachment is found over Government land then immediately encroachment should be removed.
Gokul Ahirwal, a slum dweller from Cholla Road area of State Capital, appeared in the public hearing and appealed to the collector for support as his house was burnt down. Collector Shrivastava ordered officer concerned to provide financial help to Ahirwal by RBC 6-4.
Nilesh Gupta complained in the public hearing in collectorate that School Education Department (SED) is not appointing him over compassionate ground.
SED is claiming that due to dispute in Gupta’s family they are not appointing anybody from the family over compassionate grounds.
Collector Shrivastava declared that he himself will investigate the matter and assured Gupta that action will be taken soon after the investigation.