Palwal (Balwinder Singh): Haryana Industries and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh chaired a monthly meeting of the District Public Relations and Grievances Committee in Palwal on Saturday, where 11 of the 16 complaints taken up were resolved on the spot.
The meeting was held at the District Secretariat, with the minister directing officials to address the remaining five complaints on priority and within the stipulated time.
While hearing the grievances, Singh instructed departments to ensure that employees mark their attendance through biometric systems. He also cautioned officials against negligence in handling public complaints.
Committee Formed To Examine Police-Related Complaint
Taking up a complaint filed by Nawal Singh, a resident of Dhamaka village, concerning the police department, the minister ordered an inquiry into the matter.
He directed the Palwal Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM), the Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Hodal, and two members of the Grievances Committee to form a team, investigate the complaint and submit a report.
NHAI Asked To Address Waterlogging On NH-19 Service Road
The minister also reviewed a complaint about waterlogging on the service road along National Highway-19.
He directed National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) officials to clean the drainage system and take steps to resolve the problem. Officials from the concerned departments were also asked to ensure that water from the village does not flow onto the highway.
Singh heard the remaining complaints individually and issued directions to the concerned departments for necessary action.
Hathin MLA Mohammad Ismail, BJP district president Vipin Bainsla, Palwal Deputy Commissioner Dr Jayendra Singh, Superintendent of Police Deepti Garg, Additional Deputy Commissioner Utsav Anand and other district officials attended the meeting, along with committee members and complainants.
