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SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 24: Advisor to Governor, K Vijay Kumar will be holding public grievances camp at JKGGC, Church Lane in Srinagar tomorrow on September 25.
The public delegations, deputations, organizations and individuals can meet the Advisor K Vijay Kumar to register their grievances from 9:45 to 10:45 am.

          SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 18: Jammu & Kashmir Governor’s Grievance Cell (JKGGC) disposed off 78 complaints under five departments pertaining to Jammu division.
          Project Director JKGGC, Inam-ul-Haq Siddiqui, convened a meeting to take stock of the complaints received by the Cell on Tuesday via video conferencing.
          Nodal Officers from all the five departments viz., Chief Engineer I&FC Jammu, Director Agriculture Jammu, Director FCS&CA, Director Floriculture Jammu and Director Local Bodies Jammu attended the meeting via video conferencing from Civil Secretariat Jammu.
          It was given out that a total of 108 grievances have been received by these departments till date, of which 78 have been disposed off and 30 are in the process of disposal.
          The Nodal Officers of the concerned departments were exhorted to seriously contemplate on the issues reported by general public and coordinate citizen friendly solutions at their own level for effective disposal of genuine complaints and grievances forwarded from JKGGC.
          The departments were impressed upon to institutionalize the grievance redressal mechanism at the departmental level and to upgrade such systems to cater to the pressing grievance, demands of people on fast track mode.

SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 18: Advisor to Governor, K Vijay Kumar will be available to listen to the public grievances at JKGGC, Church Lane in Srinagar tomorrow on September 19.
The public delegations, deputations, organizations and individuals can meet the Advisor K Vijay Kumar to register their grievances from 9:45 to 10:45 am.

Several deputations call on Advisor during weekly public hearing at JKGGC
SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 17: The Advisor to Governor B B Vyas Advisor today impressed upon the Nodal Officers of various Government Departments to ensure timely and outcome-based disposal of public grievances.
Reviewing the status of disposal of grievances at a meeting of the Nodal Officers at JK Governor’s Grievance Cell here today, Vyas said the people are approaching the Government with huge expectations and it is the responsibility of the administration at all levels to address their genuine grievances in a responsive and responsible manner with a sense of urgency.
Earlier, scores of delegations and individuals met the Advisor during his weekly public grievances hearing at JK Governor's Grievance Cell here today and apprised him of their problems.
They sought intervention of the Advisor in ensuring early redressal of their grievances.
Deputations from different areas of the city including Batamaloo, HMT, Bemina, Bhagh-e-Mehtab, Hawal, Lal Bazaar projected various issues related to Housing and Urban Development sector like drainage, sewerage issues and also construction of parks and other civic facilities in their respective areas.
Advisor directed the officers of Srinagar Municipal Corporation, Housing board and UEED to immediately redress the grievances being faced by the people and also ensure that they are provided with quality civic amenities. He directed the officers to undertake extensive on spot visits to these areas and provide the necessary feedback about the issues besides taking steps for their immediate redressal.
A delegation from Zanskar, Ladakh, highlighted various developmental needs of the area related to, rural development, health, PDD, R&B and irrigation and sought their redressal. Maintaining that development of remote areas is the priority of present administration, the Advisor assured them that all their genuine issues will be addressed in a time bound manner. He passed the necessary directions to the concerned departments to ensure their redressal to the satisfaction of the people living in these areas. 
The Disaster Management Professionals working in different districts under the aegis of Disaster Management Authority sought their continuation and creation of posts.
A delegation of Ring Road land owners from Budgam sought compensation of their land at par with other districts.
A delegation of teacher aspirants raised the issue of giving separate weight age to the MED qualification in the selection of teacher posts advertised by SSB.
A deputation of Patwar association raised their service related issues with the Advisor and sought their early redressal. The Advisor assured them that all their genuine demands will be addressed.
A delegation IMPA Faculty also sought early redressal of their service issues. 
The deputations of accounts assistants deputed from different corporations to various departments demanded absorption of their services in finance department.
A delegation of draftsmen working in PDD also sought redressal of their services issues.
A delegation of employees of Jammu and Kashmir state power Development Corporation raised several issues related to their corporation like posting of Chief Engineer generation and regularization of daily-wagers working there.
A delegation of newly appointed employees working in different departments called for scrapping of clauses 8,9,10 of SRO 202.
The deputation of dislocated families of I G road Haft Chinar called for undertaking necessary measures for their rehabilitation.
Several deputations of employees working on need basis in different wings of PDD, Animal Husbandry, and Municipal committees’ demanded release of their salaries.
Besides, the Advisor also met several deputations and individuals who raised various issues related to Power, Housing and Urban, Finance, and Relief. He passed directions to the concerned to ensure their time-bound redressal.
While interacting with the deputations, the Advisor assured them the necessary instructions already stand passed to the administration to ensure the prompt redressal of grievances of the people, so that they do not suffer for want of quality services and civic amenities.
MLC Vikram Randhawa also called on the Advisor.


SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 11: Advisor to Governor, K Vijay Kumar will be available to listen to the public grievances at JKGGC, Church Lane in Srinagar tomorrow on September 12.
The public delegations, deputations, organizations and individuals can meet the Advisor K Vijay Kumar to register their grievances from 9:45 to 10:45 am.


SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 04: Advisor to Governor, K Vijay Kumar will be available to listen to the public grievances at JKGGC, Church Lane in Srinagar tomorrow on September 05.
The public delegations, deputations, organizations and individuals can meet the Advisor K Vijay Kumar to register their grievances at Church Lane Srinagar from 9:45 to 10:45 am.


SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 04: In an effort to speed up the outcome oriented disposal of the Grievances reported to Governors Grievance Cell by general public, a review meeting of 6 departments pertaining to Jammu division was taken under the Chairmanship of Project Director, J&K Government Grievance Cell (JKGGC), Inam-ul-Haq Siddiqui.
Nodal Officers from all the six departments viz., Chief Engineer PMGSY Jammu, Chief Conservator of Forests Jammu, Chief Engineer PHE Jammu, Chief Engineer PWD (R&B) Jammu, Chief Engineer UEED Jammu and Director, Industries and Commerce Department Jammu attended the meeting via video conferencing from Civil Secretariat Jammu.
A total of 483 grievances have been received by these departments till date, out of which 244 have been disposed off and 239 are in the process of disposal.
The Nodal Officers of the concerned departments were exhorted to seriously contemplate on the issues reported by general public and co-ordinate citizen friendly solutions at their own level for quality disposal of genuine complaints and grievances forwarded from Governors Grievance Cell.
The departments were impressed upon to institutionalize the grievance redressal mechanism at departmental level and to upgrade such systems to cater to the pressing grievance, demands of people on fast track mode.


SRINAGAR, JULY 16: The J&K Government Grievance Cell (JKGGC) has, on the directions of the Governor N N Vohra, sought a report from the Managing Director, Jammu & Kashmir Projects Construction Corporation (JKPCC) regarding non-functioning of the lift system at various hospitals in the State.
According to a statement issued by a spokesman of the J&K Government Grievance Cell, a complaint was lodged with the Cell recently by a citizen regarding non-functioning of the lift systems at JLNM and LD Hospitals in Srinagar and District Hospital Baramulla.
He said although the complaint was forwarded to the concerned for redressal, there has been no response till date and accordingly, on the directions of the Governor, who has taken the issue very seriously, a report has been sought from MD JKPCC (Executing Agency) and Superintending Engineer, Mechanical Engineering Division Srinagar (Certifying / Taking over Authority) for non-functioning and non-commissioning of these lifts.
Meanwhile, according to the spokesman, in an effort to ensure speedy redressal of the grievances /complaints pertaining to Directorate of Health Services, a review meeting was convened here today under the chairmanship of Inam-ul Haq Siddiqui, Additional Secretary, J&K Government Grievance Cell.
The meeting was informed that out of 51 complaints forwarded to the Directorate of Health Services, 48 have been disposed of till date and three complaints are in the process of disposal.
The spokesman said that the Governor is personally monitoring all grievances / complaints lodged by general public in J&K Government Grievance Cell to ensure speedy redress.


SRINAGAR, AUGUST 22: A review meeting of complaints registered by the general public with JK Government Grievance cell was held under the directions of the Coordinator JKGGC Tassaduq Mufti here today.

The meeting was attended by Nodal officers from six departments of Animal Husbandry, Central University of Kashmir, University of Kashmir, Estates department, JK Waqf board and J&K Bank Ltd.

Chaired by the Deputy Secretary, the meeting was attended by various officials and JKGGC Interns. All the grievances received through the web portal www.jkgrievance.nic.in, helpline number and other social mediums were discussed threadbare. The redressed as well as pending public grievances were discussed and their quality of disposal was analysed.

Furthermore, the nodal officers of different departments especially Kashmir University were directed to have ramps for specially-abled persons. KU was pressed to redress the grievances related to library, delay in examination results, smoking, prowling of dogs, water shortage and the parking issues inside the campus.

Establishment of ATM’s at far off places, short-listing of Class IV candidates and other grave issues were a key concern in the meeting. The quick redressal of the complaints was widely emphasised.

The public was appealed to come forward and register their grievances on the different platforms as provided by CM Grievance cell i.e. Helpline No’s: 0194-2502593. 0194-2502594, 0194-2502596, Facebook: Facebook.com/jandkgrievance and Twitter: Twitter.com/jkgrievance.