Residents of Vadavalli and the encircling areas accrued at Arun Nagar park right here on Sunday morning to discuss the civic issues with the city corporation and the police officers – a chance remarkable.
The platform used to be none rather than the third edition of Times Connect, an tournament organised by the Times of India to bridge the distance between the voters and bureaucrats. During the interactive consultation that lasted for over two hours, the citizens no longer simplest sought solutions to their vexing issues, but in addition spoke about their contribution to the society.
Using the occasion to create awareness some of the folks, corporation commissioner K Vijayakathikeyan urged the citizens to use bio luggage, instead of plastic luggage. He additionally requested them to use water sensitively to steer clear of its wastage.
“With the limited resource and manpower, we have been doing our best possible to fortify the condition of the city and the potency of the services and products,” he stated.
Issues ranging from negligence of police officers to sign up a First Information Report (FIR) in dog poisoning incidents to damaging the roads to failure to give sewer lines to the families had been discussed on the tournament.
Recalling the incident when a lot of canines had been poisoned within the regions round Vadavalli, Aravindan from Humane Animal Society stated the police officers had no longer registered a unmarried FIR till date, in spite of several proceedings on this regard.
The investigation stops utterly with the registration of Community Service Register. The officers don't even consult with the spot, Aravindan added.
Responding to the criticism, Perur DSP A Velmurugan stated he would take steps to sensitise the police officers, as the attention degree used to be little low amongst them when it comes to dealing with issues involving animals. Requesting the citizens to notice down the name of police officers, who refused to sign up an FIR, he promised to take proper action against the erring officers.
“We are making plans to factor pamphlets that includes the numbers of the officers, who are patrolling the region, within per week,” the DSP stated and urged the public to inform them by the use of WhatsApp each time they leave the house for a long period. “The night time patrolling staff will keep an eye on such homes throughout their night time rounds,” he stated.
When Muthukumar, of New Thillai Nagar citizens’ welfare association, recommended that the women, who are traveling at night time hours, may carry a whistle and blow it throughout the emergency scenario, the police officers liked and permitted it.
He additionally stated the roads had been dug up during the region for water pipeline paintings and the works carried by a telecom company. “All the pits are left open without a warning board or barricade,” he stated recalling a large number of incidents when it had led to accidents, principally throughout the raining seasons.
Explaining that the paintings used to be carried out by Tamil Nadu Water Supply and Drainage Board (TWAD) to fortify the water supply scheme, Rajesh Venugopal, corporation engineer, stated the paintings order used to be being issued to do patch paintings at the roads.
Meanwhile, R T Rangachari of Thiruvalluvar Nagar stated the structure, which used to be approved by the Directorate of Town and Country Planning in 1984, did not have sewer lines. There are over 150 households residing within the structure. Top this, corporation officers stated they'd to take appropriate action quickly.
The platform used to be none rather than the third edition of Times Connect, an tournament organised by the Times of India to bridge the distance between the voters and bureaucrats. During the interactive consultation that lasted for over two hours, the citizens no longer simplest sought solutions to their vexing issues, but in addition spoke about their contribution to the society.
Using the occasion to create awareness some of the folks, corporation commissioner K Vijayakathikeyan urged the citizens to use bio luggage, instead of plastic luggage. He additionally requested them to use water sensitively to steer clear of its wastage.
“With the limited resource and manpower, we have been doing our best possible to fortify the condition of the city and the potency of the services and products,” he stated.
Issues ranging from negligence of police officers to sign up a First Information Report (FIR) in dog poisoning incidents to damaging the roads to failure to give sewer lines to the families had been discussed on the tournament.
Recalling the incident when a lot of canines had been poisoned within the regions round Vadavalli, Aravindan from Humane Animal Society stated the police officers had no longer registered a unmarried FIR till date, in spite of several proceedings on this regard.
The investigation stops utterly with the registration of Community Service Register. The officers don't even consult with the spot, Aravindan added.
Responding to the criticism, Perur DSP A Velmurugan stated he would take steps to sensitise the police officers, as the attention degree used to be little low amongst them when it comes to dealing with issues involving animals. Requesting the citizens to notice down the name of police officers, who refused to sign up an FIR, he promised to take proper action against the erring officers.
“We are making plans to factor pamphlets that includes the numbers of the officers, who are patrolling the region, within per week,” the DSP stated and urged the public to inform them by the use of WhatsApp each time they leave the house for a long period. “The night time patrolling staff will keep an eye on such homes throughout their night time rounds,” he stated.
When Muthukumar, of New Thillai Nagar citizens’ welfare association, recommended that the women, who are traveling at night time hours, may carry a whistle and blow it throughout the emergency scenario, the police officers liked and permitted it.
He additionally stated the roads had been dug up during the region for water pipeline paintings and the works carried by a telecom company. “All the pits are left open without a warning board or barricade,” he stated recalling a large number of incidents when it had led to accidents, principally throughout the raining seasons.
Explaining that the paintings used to be carried out by Tamil Nadu Water Supply and Drainage Board (TWAD) to fortify the water supply scheme, Rajesh Venugopal, corporation engineer, stated the paintings order used to be being issued to do patch paintings at the roads.
Meanwhile, R T Rangachari of Thiruvalluvar Nagar stated the structure, which used to be approved by the Directorate of Town and Country Planning in 1984, did not have sewer lines. There are over 150 households residing within the structure. Top this, corporation officers stated they'd to take appropriate action quickly.
Residents of Vadavalli take up their woes with officials
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