If you have a grievance or problem against any Govt.
detpartment,
you can use the department’s “Grievance Redressal
Machinery” to voice your problem so that it may be solved.
Unfortunately, the officers in charge do little about the grievances
that they receive. You can change this. Now, you can keep a check on
the working of the “grievance redressal machinery”
of
any department.
Use RTI and ask for the following details:
Please give a list of all
the grievances
received by all the officers in your department during the period
________ to _______. The list should contain the following details:
- Name and address of the complainant
- The circle/district etc to which it pertains
- Brief description of the grievance
- Date of receipt of grievance
- Date of redressal of grievance
- Nature of redressal
- If not redressed, reasons for the same
- As per law, in how many days such a grievance should be redressed
- Name of the official responsible for the delay
- Action proposed to be taken against this official for delay
- Is grievance against an official? If yes, name of the person
- What action has been taken against that employee?
- If any enquiry carried out, results of the same
- If no enquiry carried out, why?
Please give copies of all the complaints and enquiry reports made against the officials alleged to be guilty.
Once investigation into these matters begin, the Govt.
department will have to start correcting itself.
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Table Of Contents
- How to save
INDIA from corruption? - Intro
- Right To Information (RTI) FAQ!
- Don't pay bribes to get your Govt. related work done!
- How to get your area cleaned up?
- How to fight against corruption?
- How to get your Govt. related problems solved?
- Know what
the Govt. is doing with your tax money?
- Save
RTI! Act Now!