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Clear Prajavani petitions fast, Rajamahendravaram Collector tells officials
Collector Karthikeya Misra has said that the government is giving priority to address the petitions received in Prajavani programme without delay It is the duty of the officials to imbibe confidence among the people on government by sorting out their problems, he said
Rajamahendravaram: Collector Karthikeya Misra has said that the government is giving priority to address the petitions received in Prajavani programme without delay. It is the duty of the officials to imbibe confidence among the people on government by sorting out their problems, he said.
Receiving petitions from the people in Pajavani programme held at Sub-Collector's office here on Monday, he said the people approach the police with a hope that the police can help them by giving a solution to their problems. Stern action will be taken against the respective officials who delays to address the problems received in Prajavani programme, he added.
Later, the Collector inspected government headquarters hospital and enquired the patients about the medical facilities and also about the medical aid giving to them and also about the behaviour of the staff with them. Sub-Collector CM Saikanth Varma, Commissioner Sumit Kumar and officials of various departments were present.
