Uplokayukta directs officers to implement public schemes effectively
Uplokayukta K.N. Phaneendra emphasized the importance of effective implementation of public welfare schemes by government officers. During a public grievances meeting in Yadgir, he urged officials to address citizens' complaints with patience and integrity. He also highlighted the need for vigilance against false complaints and corruption within government offices.
- ▪Uplokayukta K.N. Phaneendra stressed the need for effective implementation of welfare schemes by government officers.
- ▪He advised officials to listen to public grievances patiently and seek higher guidance when necessary.
- ▪Phaneendra warned against false complaints aimed at extorting money from officers and highlighted Karnataka's high corruption rate.
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Uplokayukta K.N. Phaneendra has said that the Union and State governments have introduced many schemes for the welfare of the people. Officers concerned have to implement them effectively and efficiently to ensure a respectful and healthy life for citizens.He was addressing participants after inaugurating a programme for receiving complaints and enquiries and disposing of applications submitted by the general public in Yadgir on Friday.Mr. Phaneendra, who was here on a scheduled two-day tour, paid surprise visits to many places, particularly the bus stand, public places and a nala that is flowing near Don Bosco School, before attending public grievances meeting.“Every citizen has the right to get benefits being extended by the governments through their programmes and schemes.
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