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CPM MLA Launches Grievance Portal for Domkal Residents
Mustafizur Rahman Rana is the CPM legislator for Domkal.
He created a website called “Amar Domkal” to help people contact him.
Residents can use a QR code to send complaints or ideas.
They can ask about roads, electricity, drinking water, schools and welfare schemes.
The MLA said Domkal is very large, so some people live far away from his office.
Travelling to meet him can cost money and a whole day of work.
The CPM party office will watch the complaints and send some issues to government departments.
People will also be able to see where their complaint was sent and what action was taken.
CPM MLA Mustafizur Rahman Rana launched the “Amar Domkal” grievance-redress portal for his constituency.
Residents can submit complaints, suggestions and development demands by scanning a QR code.
Issues involving welfare schemes, roads, electricity, drinking water, education and civic services may be forwarded to government departments.
The CPM Domkal party office will monitor submissions and provide updates on departments and actions taken.
Supporters say the portal could help remote residents avoid costly, time-consuming journeys to meet the MLA.
- Who
- CPM MLA Mustafizur Rahman Rana launched the portal, with CPM state secretary Md Salim formally inaugurating it; Domkal residents are its intended users.
- What
- The “Amar Domkal” portal allows residents to submit grievances, development suggestions and demands directly to the MLA.
- Where
- The launch took place at Domkal BT High School Hall in Domkal, in Murshidabad district, West Bengal.
- When
- The portal was formally inaugurated on Tuesday; the articles do not specify the date.
- Why
- Domkal is geographically expansive and has limited communication infrastructure, making it difficult and costly for residents in remote areas to meet the MLA.
Key facts
- Portal
- Amar Domkal, accessible at amardomkal.com
- Legislator
- Mustafizur Rahman Rana, CPM MLA for Domkal
- Launch venue
- Domkal BT High School Hall
- Submission method
- Residents can access the portal by scanning a QR code
- Issues covered
- Welfare schemes, roads, electricity, drinking water, education and other civic or development matters
- Monitoring
- The CPM Domkal party office will continuously monitor complaints
- Follow-up
- Users can learn which government department received a demand and what action was taken
Quotes
Mustafizur Rahman Rana
CPM MLA for Domkal, Bengal
“It is really a good initiative. Common people will be able to put forward their demands through the portal without having to travel to Domkal town. Travel for people like us means losing an entire day’s wages and spending money on transport. At the same time, through the portal, our specific demands will reach the MLA, and we will also be able to know what action has been taken on them.”
telegraphindia.com
“I am only one person. Sometimes I stay in Calcutta, sometimes in the Assembly and sometimes in the district attending party programmes. People living far away from me cannot always come to meet me. They may have complaints and grievances, but travelling to meet the MLA can cause them hardship. That is why I have launched the Amar Domkal portal.”
telegraphindia.com
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