Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Anantapur Officials Directed to Resolve Petitions Transparently
In Anantapur, the Joint Collector told officials to solve people's problems quickly and fairly.
They received 712 complaints in one day, including 285 about land issues.
Officials must talk to people directly and fix problems like boundary disputes.
If they don't do their job well, they might get in trouble.
Important officials like the Joint Collector, DRO, and Special Deputy Collector were there for the meeting.
Joint Collector C Vishnu Charan directed officials to resolve public complaints transparently and within timelines.
712 petitions were received, including 285 revenue cases.
Land issues, including boundary disputes and re-survey errors, must be fixed on priority.
Officials must speak directly with petitioners before submitting action reports under the 1100 toll-free system.
Negligence by officials will invite disciplinary action.
- Who
- Joint Collector C Vishnu Charan, officials, public petitioners
- What
- Directives to resolve petitions transparently and within timelines
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Anantapur
- Why
- To ensure transparent and timely resolution of public complaints
Government Officials
Public Petitioners
Resolution of Petitions
Government Officials
Officials are directed to resolve petitions transparently and within stipulated timelines.
Public Petitioners
Petitioners expect timely and fair resolution of their complaints.
- Location
- Anantapur
- Date
- Monday
- Total Petitions Received
- 712
- Revenue Cases
- 285
- Key Officials Present
- Joint Collector C Vishnu Charan, DRO A Malola, Special Deputy Collector Mallikarjuna Reddy