Himachal grievance redressal cells in Himachal Sadan at New Delhi and Himachal Bhavan in Chandigarh

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Dharamsala, December 15

The General Administration Department of the state has opened grievance redressal cells in Himachal Sadan at New Delhi and Himachal Bhavan in Chandigarh for the residents of the state.

The HP Tourism Development Corporation staff would be deputed to collect complaints of Himachal residents at the properties in Delhi and Chandigarh. Two landline numbers 0172-2637504 and 011-21610380 have been dedicated towards receiving complaints of residents. — TNS

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