Ghaziabad District Magistrate holds public hearing, addresses citizen complaints on land and services
District Magistrate Ravindra Kumar Mondal conducted a public hearing at his office chamber located in the collectorate in Ghaziabad, where he listened with seriousness and sensitivity to the problems
District Magistrate Ravindra Kumar Mondal conducted a public hearing at his office chamber located in the collectorate in Ghaziabad, where he listened with seriousness and sensitivity to the problems and complaints of common citizens who had arrived from various areas of the district. The hearing took place on 10/09/2026.
During the public hearing, a large number of citizens presented application letters related to their problems before the District Magistrate and expected their resolution. The complaints received during the hearing pertained to land possession, revenue disputes, illegal encroachment, public facilities, pension, ration cards, water supply and other departments.
The District Magistrate attentively heard the problem of each complainant and issued instructions to the concerned officers to examine the cases according to rules and ensure quality, effective and speedy resolution within the stipulated time frame.
During the public hearing, ADM L/A Shri Avanish Singh, ADM City Shri Vikas Kashyap, City Magistrate Satish Chandra Tripathi along with officers of the concerned departments were present.
Frequently asked questions
When did the District Magistrate hold the public hearing in Ghaziabad?
The public hearing was held on 10/09/2026 at the District Magistrate's office chamber in the collectorate in Ghaziabad.
What types of complaints were addressed during the public hearing?
Citizens presented complaints related to land possession, revenue disputes, illegal encroachment, public facilities, pension, ration cards, water supply, and other departmental matters.
Who conducted the public hearing?
District Magistrate Ravindra Kumar Mondal conducted the public hearing, with support from ADM L/A Avanish Singh, ADM City Vikas Kashyap, City Magistrate Satish Chandra Tripathi, and officers from concerned departments.
What instructions did the District Magistrate give regarding the complaints?
The District Magistrate instructed concerned officers to examine all cases according to rules and ensure quality, effective, and speedy resolution within the stipulated time frame.
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