Hamirpur DM Ashok Kumar Holds First Public Hearing, Directs Officials To Resolve Grievances Promptly
Hamirpur District Magistrate Ashok Kumar held his first public hearing at the Collectorate, where he heard the problems of complainants who had arrived from far-flung areas.
Hamirpur District Magistrate Ashok Kumar held his first public hearing at the Collectorate, where he heard the problems of complainants who had arrived from far-flung areas.
During the hearing, the District Magistrate listened to the grievances seriously and stressed the need for time-bound and permanent resolution of public issues.
He directed officials to ensure that complaints are not handled merely as a formality, but are resolved effectively.
The District Magistrate also instructed that complainants should not be made to visit offices again and again for their grievances.
He said complaints should be resolved at the block and tehsil levels itself.
Instructions were also given to officials through Google Meet and video conferencing.
Ashok Kumar emphasised that every complaint must be heard with sensitivity.
Providing accessible and effective administration is the primary responsibility, the District Magistrate said.
Frequently asked questions
Who held the first public hearing at the Hamirpur Collectorate?
Hamirpur District Magistrate Ashok Kumar held his first public hearing at the Collectorate.
What instructions did District Magistrate Ashok Kumar give to officials regarding complaints?
He directed officials to ensure complaints are resolved effectively and permanently in a time-bound manner, rather than being handled merely as a formality.
At which levels did the District Magistrate state that complaints should be resolved?
He stated that complaints should be resolved at the block and tehsil levels itself so complainants do not have to visit offices repeatedly.
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