Under the weekly public hearing held at Police Training and Research Institute (PTRI), 54 cases were resolved on the spot.
Notably, 1366 applications were submitted at the PTRI here on Tuesday, out of which 780 complaints were heard by the senior officials. Under the weekly public the police officials came across various complaints of the citizens.
Notably, out of 780 complaints 54 cases were resolved and instructions were being issued to concerned officials for the remaining cases to resolve the cases as soon as possible.
Additional Director Generals UK lal and Aruna Mohan were present during the public hearing at the Police Training and Research Institute.The concerned police stations and officers were contacted and instructions for providing resolution were conveyed.
Complaints from Bhopal, Ashok Nagar, Raisen, Rewa, Sehore, Bhind, Datia, Sagar, Vidisha and Gwalior were also received during the public hearing. The maximum number of cases was of fraud and property disputes. Few of the complainants have visited earlier but still no action was taken which forced them to complaint again for speedy justice and fair treatment of their case.
Further, as many as 100 complaints from Jabalpur, 73 from Bhopal, 26 from Indore, eight from Balaghat, 67 from Chambal, 225 from Gwalior, 22 from Hoshangabad, 15 from Shadhol, 40 from Sagar, 58 from Rewa and 119 from Ujjain were submitted at police headquarters here on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, weekly public hearing was also held at BMC headquarters Sadar Manzil here on Tuesday. As many as 25 applications were submitted at the BMC headquarters.
During the public hearing, BMC Deputy Commissioner Sriram Tiwari came across the complaints related to encroachments, cleanliness and hygiene, illegal constructions, pension schemes, water supply, revenue, electricity and other public facilities. He instructed the officials concerned to resolve the problems and complaints of the applicants with an immediate effect. The hearing was held at Darbar Hall, Sadar Manzil where the citizens came up with various complaints and problems to get resolved soon. Further, other BMC officials were also present during the public hearing.
Besides, seven applications were submitted at the Commissioner’s office under the weekly public hearing, whereas, 110 applications were submitted at collectorate. Deputy Collector Avinash Tiwari, Additional Collector Basant Kurre and Surbhi Tiwari came across various problems of the applicants and instructed the officials concerned to resolve the problems as soon as possible.