A total of 6,000 applications have been received so far for the Chief Minister’s mass contact programme in the district. The complaints have been received through various Akshaya centres since March 18 when the registration drive began.
Officials said that the Akshaya centres entrusted with the processing of citizens’ complaints were getting good response and the time for filing complaints would end on Saturday.
Of the complaints received, around 4,500 had been forwarded to various departments concerned. The remaining ones would be categorised shortly, they added.
Screening committee
Revenue officials said the settlement of complaints would be primarily the responsibility of village or panchayat-level authorities. Only those complaints which were not settled by the district-level authorities would be taken up for the consideration of the Chief Minister.
Screening committee
A district-level screening committee chaired by Minister for Panchayats and Social Justice M.K. Muneer would supervise the action taken on each complaint.
Applicants eligible for financial aid would be asked to attend the mass contact programme.
Taking bed-ridden patients will be discouraged
Multiple demands to be submitted separately