Sri Vijaya Puram, October 28: A Revenue Camp Court-cum-Public Grievance Redressal Programme was conducted today at the Office of the Assistant Commissioner, Diglipur, under the initiative ‘Sampark Se Samadhan – Prashasan Gaon Ki Ore’, under the leadership of Mr. Sushant Padha, Deputy Commissioner, N&M Andaman District, in the presence of the Assistant Commissioner, Diglipur. The programme witnessed the participation of representatives of Panchayati Raj Institutions, officers from various line departments and members of the general public.
During the programme, PRI representatives and members of the public raised a range of issues concerning agriculture, electricity supply, road connectivity, drainage, transportation, public amenities and land-related matters. The Deputy Commissioner heard the grievances and interacted with the officers concerned, emphasising the importance of interdepartmental coordination, prompt action and the time-bound resolution of public grievances.
As part of the Revenue Camp Court, cases pertaining to land sub-division, name correction and mutation were taken up and disposed of on the spot, facilitating the speedy disposal of revenue matters and providing immediate relief to the applicants.
The programme witnessed enthusiastic public participation, with approximately 350 participants, including PRI representatives, Heads of Offices, departmental officials and members of the general public, attending the camp. The substantial turnout reflected the growing public engagement with the initiative and the importance of bringing administrative services closer to the people.
The Revenue Camp Court reaffirmed the District Administration’s commitment to ensuring accessible, transparent and citizen-centric governance. Through the ‘Sampark Se Samadhan – Prashasan Gaon Ki Ore’ initiative, the Administration continues to strengthen direct engagement with citizens, address local issues at the grassroots level and facilitate the timely delivery of public services and the effective redressal of grievances.
