Rajasthan Sampark Helpline Undergoes Review by Addl Chief Secretary Abhay Kumar for Efficient Complaint Resolution
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Jaipur, March 4 (NationPress) - The Additional Chief Secretary for Water Resources, overseeing the Indira Gandhi Canal and the Irrigated Area Development Department, Abhay Kumar, conducted a thorough assessment of the Rajasthan Sampark Helpline (181) at the Government Secretariat on Wednesday. He urged officials to prioritize the swift and effective resolution of complaints.
During his visit, Kumar engaged directly with numerous complainants to grasp their issues and mandated that all outstanding cases be resolved without delay.
He also held discussions with citizens over the phone, carefully listening to their concerns while requesting detailed updates from departmental officers regarding the progress on their complaints.
Kumar performed an extensive review that focused on the average duration for case resolution, longstanding grievances, categories with low satisfaction rates, and complaints specifically tied to the Water Resources Department.
Highlighting the importance of accountability and transparency, the Additional Chief Secretary instructed officials to ensure that every complaint is addressed within a specific timeframe, resulting in effective outcomes.
He emphasized the necessity for corrective actions wherever applicable and maintaining consistent communication with complainants to keep them informed about the status of their cases.
Kumar also evaluated the current status of complaints related to the Water Resources Department, the Indira Gandhi Canal, and the Irrigated Area Development Department.
He reiterated that the grievance redressal system must operate with sensitivity and responsiveness to bolster public confidence in the process.
Officials indicated that under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, secretaries from all departments are personally engaging with the Rajasthan Sampark Helpline from March 4 to April 28 on designated dates.
This initiative is designed to facilitate direct interaction with complainants, provide factual case reviews, and ensure prompt, transparent, and satisfactory resolution of grievances.
Officials from the Water Resources Department, Indira Gandhi Canal and Irrigated Area Development Department, Administrative Reforms and Coordination Department, along with representatives from the Rajasthan Sampark Helpline, were in attendance during the review.