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Telangana Virtual Dak Adalat Set for October 23
Telangana’s postal service is holding an online meeting on October 23.
People can use it to raise complaints about India Post customer services.
Complaints must be sent by October 14.
People can send a letter or an email, but not both.
Letters should be clearly written and their envelopes marked “DAK ADALAT.”
Emails should use “DAK ADALAT COMPLAINT” as the subject or first line.
Each complaint must include a mobile number, email address, and postal address.
The meeting link will be sent to complainants later.
The Telangana Circle’s Dak Adalat will be held virtually on October 23 at noon.
The session will hear public complaints only about India Post customer services.
Complaints from Telangana may be sent offline to Assistant Director S. Vijaya Jyothi by October 14.
Email complaints must reach [email protected] by 5:45 pm on October 14.
Complainants must use only one submission method and provide contact details.
- Who
- The Chief Postmaster General, Telangana Circle, Hyderabad, announced the Dak Adalat for public complainants.
- What
- A virtual Dak Adalat will hear grievances about India Post customer services.
- Where
- The session will be held virtually; complaints are accepted from Telangana.
- When
- The session is on October 23 at 12 pm; complaints must arrive by October 14, with email submissions due by 5:45 pm.
- Why
- To hear public complaints and grievances related to India Post customer services.
Key facts
- Meeting date and time
- October 23 at 12 pm
- Meeting format
- Virtual
- Complaint deadline
- October 14
- Email deadline
- 5:45 pm on October 14
- Email address
- [email protected]
- Email subject or first line
- DAK ADALAT COMPLAINT
- Submission rule
- Use either physical post or email, not both
Sources
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