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Home / Business and Economy / Thane Officials Face Discipline Over Citizen Neglect

Thane Officials Face Discipline Over Citizen Neglect

29 Nov

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Summary

  • Thane Municipal Corporation tightens discipline due to inefficiency.
  • Officials cited for irregular attendance and ignoring public.
  • New circular warns of action against errant TMC staff.
Thane Officials Face Discipline Over Citizen Neglect

The Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) has implemented stricter disciplinary measures across all departments due to persistent complaints about inefficiency and neglect. Officials have been repeatedly cited for irregular attendance, failure to address public grievances, and non-compliance with the Right to Information Act. These issues have led to significant inconvenience for citizens seeking services and redressal.

Recent incidents highlight the problem, with reports of on-duty officials attending personal functions without authorization and senior staff refusing appointments. This behavior has prompted political representatives to approach senior administration, emphasizing the negative impact on the corporation's reputation and public trust. The administration has been urged to address these functional lapses promptly.

In response, Additional Commissioner-2 Prashant Rode has issued a directive emphasizing the prioritization of citizens and grievance redressal. This circular serves as a warning to negligent staff, indicating that future misconduct may lead to disciplinary action, a move welcomed by activists and citizens alike.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The TMC issued a circular to address repeated complaints of official inefficiency, irregular attendance, and neglect of citizen grievances.
Issues included officials being frequently absent, ignoring public complaints, and violating the RTI Act, damaging the corporation's reputation.
The notice warns that future negligence and misconduct by staff may result in disciplinary action.

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