SP Govt introduces UP Janhit Guarantee Act - 2011

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State government introduced UP Janhit Gurantee Act 2011 to facilitate time bound disposal in 15 services provided under the Home Department.

In an official communiqué released on Wednesday evening, principal secretary (Home) RM Srivastava claimed that verification of forms send by passport department will be cleared within 15-days from the date of receipt. Similarly character verification of contractors,

police verification report, report on arms licenses or on it’s renewal all will be done in the same above time period. He further said that similarly report on license for putting up crackers shop or its storage will be done within 15-days but in case of temporary crackers shop  the same should be 

done within a week.  Similarly for disposal of application or complaints received at police stations, assessment of damage done during fire incident will be also done within 7-days.

Similarly for permission regarding shooting of any film or other documentary, 10-days time has been given while for handing over verified post-mortem report a time frame of 5 days has been kept. For compounding fine on challan under motor vehicles act or under 34 police act, two days time 

has been fixed. For no objection certificate for holding any public function, rally, procession, or very issuing certificate for physical harassment in jails, or disposal of any similar applications, government has fixed one working day time frame.  

For getting NOC from Fire Departmemt to hold any public rally or function, two days times has been fixed while for other similar programmes, the same time frame in 15-days. RM Srivastava said that they will appoint first and second appealing officers to implement the above act so that if anyone had any complaint, he could registered it with the said officers so further necessary action against the officer concerned could be initiated.

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