‘Call your Collector’ service launched in Ramanathapuram
The Hindu
‘Call your Collector’ service launched in Ramanathapuram
‘Call Your Collector,’ a new facility was launched in Ramanathapuram district on Monday.
Collector B Vishnu Chandran said that the public can call 8300 175 888 and register their complaints/grievances. This facility would be available at the control room in the Collectorate.
The officials said that the facility would be available in addition to the grievance redress meeting, where the petitioner can submit their petitions in person. The new facility was meant to expedite the grievance cell mechanism and for those people who could not physically present at the grievance redress meeting.
The district already has special numbers and facilities such as 1098 -for child line, 1077 - for disaster management, 181 - for social welfare and women rights and 1950 for election-related complaints. the officials added.
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