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Nearly 90 % Spandana cases resolved, says Collector
District Collector D Muralidhar Reddy has said that the State government was very much particular to conduct Spandana programme every week without fail in which the officials receive petitions from the people.
Rajamahendravaram: District Collector D Muralidhar Reddy has said that the State government was very much particular to conduct Spandana programme every week without fail in which the officials receive petitions from the people.
Addressing the officials of Rajamahendravaram, Rampachodavaram and Etapaka revenue divisions at Sri Venkateswara Anam Kala Kendram here on Friday, he directed the officials to address the problems of the people submitted in Spandana programme without delay. The rush at Collectorate for Spandana programme will come down if the programme conducted successfully at the division level, he said.
Any lapses in this regard viewed seriously and it is the duty of the officials to infuse confidence among the people by solving their problems. The district achieved 89 percent of success ratio relating to Spandana programme which should be increased to 100 percent.
Sand problems will also be come down shortly and private land owners can sell their sand with the permission of Andhra Pradesh State Mineral Development Corporation. Joint Collector Lakshmi Shah is looking out the for the implementation of sand related problems.
The officials should devise an action plan mainly in the tribal area to reach YSR Rythu Bharosa-PM Kisan Padhakam in the agency area and the last date for registration of names is November 15, he averred.
Joint Collector Lakshmi Shah, Rajamahendravaram Sub-Collector Ravirala Mahesh Kumar, Rampachodavaram Sub-Collector CV Praveen Aditya, Corporation Commissioner Abishikth Kishore and other officials were present.
