District-Level Public Hearing and Vigilance Committee Meeting Held

Udaipur – In line with the state government’s vision of Good Governance, the district-level public hearing under the three-tier grievance redressal system was organized on Thursday at the Collectorate Mini Auditorium. The session was chaired by District Collector Namit Mehta, with Divisional Commissioner Ms. Pragya Kevlramani present, while Chief Secretary Sudhansh Pant joined via video conference to review the progress of cases and monitor quality redressal.

The public hearing was conducted in two parts for the convenience of petitioners. While the Collector himself heard cases in the Mini Auditorium, Additional District Collector (Administration) Dipendra Singh Rathore presided over another session at the DOIT auditorium. A total of 123 complaints were presented, several of which were resolved immediately on the spot. One case was registered with the vigilance committee, and the remaining were directed to concerned officers for swift action.

The Collector instructed officials to ensure time-bound disposal on the Sampark Portal, with special focus on petitioners’ satisfaction. He also emphasized expediting ongoing Girdawari (land record verification) works.

Divisional Commissioner Kevlramani urged all officers to remain present during hearings and ensure quality and sensitive redressal of public grievances. The Chief Secretary, during his virtual address, conducted a district-wise review of cases registered through public hearings and the Sampark Portal. He underlined the importance of timely action, transparency, and petitioner satisfaction as key elements of governance.

The session saw participation of senior administrative officials, including Additional Divisional Commissioner Chhogaram Devasi, CEO Ria Dabi, UDA Commissioner Rahul Jain, Municipal Corporation Commissioner Abhishek Khanna, Girwa SDM Avula Sai Krishna, Smart City ACEO Krishnapal Singh Chauhan, and TAD Deputy Commissioner Ragini Damor, among others.