Health minister UT Khader (second right) at the inauguration of ‘Praja Seva’ campaign programme organised by the Dakshina Kannada district administration at Puttur Town Hall Saturday
Mangaluru: Health minister UT Khader Saturday said the state govt has launched the prajaseva department with the objective of listening to every citizen’s grievances and providing swift solutions.
Speaking after inaugurating the ‘Praja Seva’ campaign programme organised by Dakshina Kannada district administration at Puttur Town Hall, Khader said the govt aims to ensure benefits of every scheme reach every citizen. The objective of the ‘Praja Seva’ campaign is to systematically review and dispose of public applications,” the minister said. Officials must think seriously about solving these problems,” Khader said, urging officials to patiently examine issues and come forward to serve the people. Khader said a separate department has been formed to listen to public problems and grievances. The minister said revenue department is working step by step to plot land and provide Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops (RTCs).
“The prajaseva department has been created to listen to people’s grievances and provide appropriate solutions. “There are problems that remain unresolved even after several years. Applications received under Praja Seva must be considered and resolved within the legal framework. Other issues raised included gun licences, bus route sanctions and appointment of teachers to schools. He assured that all issues would be resolved within a timeframe and RTCs issued.
The public placed issues before the district minister, mainly related to revenue department, including land allotment, plotting, title deeds and surveys.