Belagavi Praja Seva: Only 30% of Grievances Resolved, DC Admits
Belagavi District Commissioner has stated that only 30% of applications received under the Praja Seva initiative have been resolved. The majority of pending grievances pertain to the Forest, Public Works, and Revenue Departments, as well as issues related to cremation ground allocation and school building construction.
Belagavi District Commissioner (DC) has revealed that only 30% of applications submitted under the Praja Seva initiative have been resolved, highlighting significant delays in addressing public grievances. The disclosure came during a recent review of the program, which aims to provide a streamlined platform for citizens to seek redressal for their complaints.
According to the DC, the majority of unresolved cases are related to the Forest Department, Public Works Department (PWD), and Revenue Department. Additionally, issues concerning the allocation of cremation grounds and the construction of school buildings have emerged as prominent concerns among applicants. The low resolution rate underscores the challenges faced by the district administration in coordinating across multiple departments to deliver timely solutions.
The slow progress on Praja Seva applications may erode public trust in the government's responsiveness and efficiency. With a significant portion of grievances still pending, affected citizens continue to face unresolved issues that impact daily life. The district administration is expected to take corrective measures, such as inter-departmental coordination meetings and stricter deadlines, to expedite the resolution process and improve service delivery.
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