Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Guntur Collector Launches Toll-Free Number for PGRS Tracking
The Guntur district collector, CM Saikanth Varma, told people that they can call a free phone number, 1100, to find out what’s happening with their complaints.
He also said that people can write their complaints online on a website called Mee Kosam.
Every Monday, the PGRS office meets at the Collectorate and at local mandal offices to handle complaints.
The new phone line helps people get updates without having to visit the office.
This makes it easier for people to keep track of their problems and get help faster.
Guntur district collector CM Saikanth Varma announced a toll‑free number 1100 for PGRS.
Citizens can call 1100 to check the status of their grievances.
Complaints can also be submitted online via the Mee Kosam website.
The PGRS programme is held every Monday at the Collectorate and mandal level.
The new toll‑free line provides updates on petition status to the public.
- Who
- Guntur district collector CM Saikanth Varma
- What
- introduced a toll‑free number 1100 for the Public Grievance Redressal System (PGRS)
- When
- currently, as announced in the article
- Where
- Guntur district, at the Collectorate and mandal level
- Why
- to allow citizens to track the status of their grievances and receive updates
- Toll-free number
- 1100
- Website
- meekosam.ap.gov.in
- PGRS schedule
- Every Monday
- Location
- Collectorate and mandal level
- Collector
- CM Saikanth Varma