All District Monitoring To the authorities Chief Secretary V. Iraiyanpu has sent a letter. Through the letter, the Chief Secretary has directed the District Monitoring Officers to inspect the functioning of the taluka offices in Tamil Nadu and rectify the deficiencies.
In this connection, it is mentioned in the letter of the Chief Secretary: `The Revenue Department manages various matters relating to the public interest. The most important of these are the change of belt, the division of land, the issuance of various types of certificates, and the provision of social security pensions. But there are delays and shortcomings in the provision of these services in many places.
The Chief Minister conducted an inspection at a taluka office in Chennai and found various deficiencies. Therefore, the monitoring officers appointed for this purpose should go to the taluka offices allotted to them and inspect certain services in detail and point out the shortcomings.
In that category income certificate, caste certificate and issuance of heir certificate should be monitored. Considering the events that were dismissed without certification, are the reasons for the discount correct? That needs to be explored. Take and review pending applications for the old age pension scheme.
Applications for change of lease which do not reach the land division should be settled immediately. The activities of surveyors in land division matters should be examined. Are there any pending applications for correction of erroneous belts? The appeal application in case of change of belt should be examined. District Monitoring Officers should send a report on this study to the Government ‘
Thus it is said.
Chief Minister MK Stalin recently inspected a taluka office in Chennai. There he met people waiting to apply for relief and heard their grievances. This has given hope to the public that there will be a speedy resolution to the applications sent to the taluka offices.