Expedite works, redress public grievances, MC officials told

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 08:55 AM Feb 07, 2025 IST

The Senior Dy Mayor and Deputy Mayor hold a meeting with officials at the MC's Zone C office in Ludhiana on Thursday.

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Senior Deputy Mayor Rakesh Prashar and Deputy Mayor Prince Johar conducted a meeting with officials of different branches of the civic body at the MC Zone C office on Gill Road here on Thursday.

During the meeting, directions were issued to expedite pending development works and redress grievances of the public at the earliest.

Zonal Commissioner (Zone C) Gurpal Singh and Executive Engineer Parshotam Singh were among officials who were present. Councillor Sohan Singh Goga also participated in the meeting.

The Senior Deputy Mayor and Deputy Mayor appealed to the civic body officials and employees to work in a transparent and efficient manner, so that the public should not face any inconvenience.

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