The head complained of residents made Ahmedabad better for all

Ahmedabad: Suresh Dhavad, 32, is a contract worker who records the reading of the electricity meter, but the civilian spirit has been installed to volunteer and he shocks the AMC system into action in his spare time.
Dhavad is credited with making 873 complaints at AMC applications over the past year, the highest number is recorded by citizens in their personal capacity.
He reminded the civil body to collapse, clogged drains, pile of garbage untended, and street lights at an instant.
In fact, the assistant engineer of each of the seven zonal offices from AMC has a familiar list of heads of head complaining, some of which have clocked 5,000 entries every time against their names for years.
Half of them was both Samaria like Dhavad or Balchandra Vadke, 79.
The rest of social workers and politicians who need to get good intentions from the public.
As for Dhavad, his perseverance in following up was reflected in the fact that all 873 complaints had been handled and things were closed.
During the past year, he had submitted an average of three complaints a day.
Dhavad said vistant pets are non-functional street lights and he has made around 450 complaints about them.
He said that he had never intended to become a civilian cross soldier, but in line with his duties he met the shortcomings that shouted for the action of citizens.
“Making complaints is easy.
You take pictures, identify locations, and explain the problem.
People have to take the initiative to get their problems solved, “Dhavad said.
“Citizens actively give birth to apathy, indifference to the environment and society, and encourage corruption.” Dhavad usually rides a bicycle to document the failure of the city.
But the cycle has become useful after the price of fuel starts bumpy.
On average, 700-1,100 complaints have been registered every day in AMC Helplines and applications since the service was launched in 2013.
Vadke, a retired Jodhpur, has submitted 700 complaints for one past and half a year.
He took the cause because the road was dusty, the water pipe was broken, and the pile of garbage bothered him.
“People want their rights, but don’t want to make efforts to secure them,” Vadke said.
“Residents must be a flag problem and ensure that they are solved by the government.” Other citizens are thorough, Prabha Sharma, has 650 complaints for its credit.
The Khokhra resident, who was in his late fifties, said: “My husband Kishan Sharma is a proactive citizen and brings Amdavadis’ misery for AMC’s attention.” He added: “He died in April.
He has played an active role in providing Covid assistance to the community.
His spirit is still alive in us.
” In the category of social activists and political workers, BJP former members of the Caushik Jain Board led the brigade – making complaints with 5,500 interventions.
The majority of them are associated with channel blockages (1700) and poor roads (1,000).
“People who are uncomfortable with smartphones get help in dealing with their civilian problems,” said a Jain office employee.
Another BJP former board member, Mayur Dave, has made 3,500 complaints.
He continued to hold a meeting-resolution meeting with people in Khadia Crossroads 08: 00-10: 30.
Mushtaq Khan from Danapith, who had just joined Aimim, has submitted 1,500 complaints.
“This mission began when women in the neighborhood began to complain about flooding and overflowing the waterways,” he said.
“They don’t know how to get help.
So it has become a spirit for help people.
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