Adopt online public grievance redressal system, residents told

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Updated At : 01:39 PM Sep 04, 2020 IST

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Hoshiarpur, September 3

Hoshiarpur Deputy Commissioner Apneet Riyait on Thursday appealed to the people to register their complaints online at http://connect.punjab.gov.in for the speedy and time-bound redressal. Riyait said this system would ensure that the grievances of residents are addressed within stipulated time.

She said the complainant would receive a computerised call or message once his/her complaint was redressed, adding that in case the complainant was satisfied the complaint would be filed otherwise the same would be forwarded to a committee constituted under the public grievance redressal system for its resolution.

The Deputy Commissioner appealed to people to take advantage of this online portal especially amid Covid-19 restrictions.

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