District Level
Grievance Redressal – District Level
System for addressing grievances that remain unresolved at the Panchayat level
If a grievance related to a Local Self Government Institution remains unresolved at the Panchayat level, the complainant may approach the district-level authorities of the Local Self Government Department.
At the district level, grievances may be handled with the involvement of the Deputy Director of Panchayats / Joint Director / Deputy Director, Local Self Government Department.
🔄 Main Steps
Submit the Complaint at the Panchayat Level
- Submit the complaint through the Panchayat Secretary / President or the grievance redressal mechanism.
- Keep the complaint number, application number and file number safely for future reference.
Escalate the Complaint to the District Level
- If the complaint is not resolved at the Panchayat level, the complainant may approach the concerned Joint Director / Deputy Director, Local Self Government Department.
- For complaints related to corruption, the complaint-handling mechanism at the district-level Deputy Directorate of Panchayats may be used.
Provide the Required Information with the Complaint
- Name, address and phone number of the complainant
- Clear subject and details of the complaint
- Copy of the application / complaint submitted at the Panchayat Office
- Application number / file number
- Orders, receipts and other relevant documents received
- Details of the action already taken at the Panchayat level
Further Action
- The complaint may be forwarded to the concerned officer for examination, and necessary inquiry / action may be taken.
- If the complaint remains unresolved, depending on the nature of the matter, mechanisms such as LSGI Ombudsman, LSGI Tribunal, CMO Portal, K-SMART and Vigilance may also be used.
📑 Documents to be Submitted with the Complaint
Complainant Details
Name, address, phone number and other relevant details.
Copy of Complaint / Application
Copy of the complaint or application submitted at the Panchayat Office.
Application / File Number
Relevant application number, complaint number or file number.
Documents Received
Orders, receipts, letters and other supporting documents.
If the Complaint Remains Unresolved
Depending on the nature of the matter and the applicable laws, the following mechanisms may be approached:
Important Notice
When submitting a complaint at the district level, it is helpful to include the copy of the complaint previously submitted at the Panchayat level, complaint / application number, reply received and supporting documents to facilitate examination of the complaint.
Grievance Redressal – District Level
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