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Collector Kirti Chekuri Orders Speedy Disposal of 171 Public Grievances
District Collector Kirti Chekuri held a meeting about public complaints.
People submitted 171 petitions on Monday.
The meeting took place at the district Collectorate in Rajamahendravaram.
Eighty-three petitions were handled through the Revenue Clinic.
Many of those concerned land records, surveys, or encroachments.
Panchayat Raj and Rural Development received the most petitions from one department.
The Collector asked officials to resolve complaints quickly and properly.
Officials also discussed complaints that were still pending or had dissatisfied petitioners.
District Collector Kirti Chekuri directed officials to resolve public grievances quickly and satisfactorily.
Officials received 171 petitions at the Public Grievance Redressal System programme on Monday.
Revenue Clinic matters accounted for 83 petitions, including land and records issues.
Panchayat Raj and Rural Development received the largest departmental share, with 36 petitions.
The Collector reviewed pending, disposed, and dissatisfied complaints with concerned officials.
- Who
- District Collector Kirti Chekuri and officials from the concerned departments.
- What
- Officials received 171 petitions and were directed to ensure their speedy and satisfactory disposal.
- Where
- The district Collectorate in Rajamahendravaram.
- When
- Monday.
- Why
- To review and accelerate the disposal of public grievances, including pending and dissatisfied complaints.
Key facts
- Total petitions
- 171
- Revenue Clinic petitions
- 83
- Largest departmental share
- Panchayat Raj and Rural Development: 36 petitions
- Home Department petitions
- 22
- Records of Rights petitions
- 23
- Re-survey petitions
- 15
- Officials participating
- Joint Collector Y Megha Swarup, Assistant Collector K Aditya Sharma, and DRO S Bhaskar Reddy










