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493 petitions received

Dharmapuri: As many as 493 petitions were received by Collector P. Amudha at the grievances day meeting here on Monday. The majority of the petitions pertained to issue of new family cards, electricity connections, transfer of pattas, streetlights, road facilities, loan assistance and group houses. Instructions were given to officials concerned to address the issues immediately. She directed officials concerned to take action on all the petitions immediately. District Revenue Officer R. Nagarajan was present.

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