
According to a report from Prajavani, A.R. Krishnamurthy, the MLA for Kollegal, has directed local officials to prioritize the resolution of grievances faced by the public. During a meeting of the SC/ST Welfare Committee, the legislator emphasized that these committee sessions must be held regularly and effectively to ensure that the concerns of the community are addressed in a timely manner.
Krishnamurthy stressed that officials have a responsibility to be proactive in identifying and solving the problems brought forward by citizens. He noted that the committee serves as a vital bridge between the administration and the community, and its failure to function properly hinders the delivery of essential services and justice to marginalized groups.
The MLA’s remarks come as part of his ongoing efforts to streamline local governance in the Kollegal region. By mandating consistent meetings, he aims to increase accountability among department heads and ensure that government welfare schemes reach their intended beneficiaries without unnecessary bureaucratic delays. Local authorities have been instructed to submit progress reports on the issues discussed during the session.
The story reports on a local administrative meeting in Kollegal, Karnataka, involving MLA A.R. Krishnamurthy. As a standard report on local government proceedings and public grievance redressal, it is internally consistent and reflects typical local political activity.
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Original report: Prajavani