Officers instructed for positive and quick disposal of pending applications
Bengaluru, Feb. 20– Additional Chief Secretary to the Chief Minister L.K. Ateeq said that the Hon’ble Chief Minister’s Janaspanda programme held in front of Vidhana Soudha recently was a success beyond expectations and instructed officers to dispose pending applications.
He was speaking at the meeting of the officials held to review the Janaspandana programme in conference hall, Vidhana Soudha.
He said that Hon’ble Chief Minister also has appreciated the success of the Janaspandana programme and has also instructed to give it an institutional form and organize the programme in a systematic way.
Janaspandana at Divisional Level
The Government is contemplating to organize Janaspandana at the divisional level. Initially, it is intended to hold a division-level Janaspandana in Kalaburgi. He informed that concerned Deputy Commissioners will be instructed to take part.
4321 applications disposed in 11 days
Out of 14,685 applications received earlier, 4321 applications have already been disposed of. He suggested that the pending applications should be disposed very soon.
He said that the next Janaspandana programmes should be organized more systematically and these programmes should be become a model for the country for redressal of public grievances.
People who come forward with their grievances should be taken care; They should feel satisfied that the authorities are responding to their problem. Applications that cannot be resolved as per rules should be given endorsement. The same petitioners should not come to the Janaspandana programme repeatedly, he instructed.
Chief Minister’s Secretary Dr. K.V. Trilokchandra suggested to adopt the points of discussion in today’s meeting in order to organize the Janaspandana programme more systematically.
Ujwal Kumar Ghosh, Secretary, Department of e-Governance and other senior officers participated in the meeting.
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