The New Indian Express 03.12.2013
The New Indian Express 03.12.2013
Citizens have been asked to promptly utilise the services of 24-hour
call centre 155304 to register their grievances as they will be solved
on priority basis, GHMC commissioner Somesh Kumar has said.
If the
grievances are not addressed at the first level, they will be taken up
at the next level and the redress of grievances is monitored by
officers of all levels including the commissioner.
During the
Prajavani programme held at GHMC head office on Monday, he urged
citizens to approach the offices of deputy commissioners and zonal
commissioners to get their grievances resolved. People can approach the
head office only if their grievances are not settled at the DMC or ZC
level, he said, adding that only certain cases concerning town planning
were not getting solved quickly because of legal issues and double
claims on properties.
On LRS and BPS applications, he said the
corporation was planning to hold a special camp for a week at the circle
level to deal with pending applications.
With regard to
maintenance of toilets, the commissioner said a special survey was being
conducted and the GHMC would later take up maintenance of the toilets
in an appropriate way and construct toilets wherever needed.
He
admitted that the toilets for women were in deplorable condition and
said the GHMC was planning to build toilets at every 500 metres.