Letter: The Cabinet Minister for Revenue, Rajendra Trivedi Shock was not only government officials but the local population was also in Valsad on Friday morning after he got off the Autorickshaw in front of the registrant office where he won a surprise inspection.
The source said that Trivedi stopped his official car in the middle of the district collector’s office and went down with his PA.
He then hired an autorickshaw to reach the Mamlatdar office campus in Dharampur Road.
Meanwhile, the official car and another vehicle right behind the pedicab.
When reaching out to the Mamlatdar office campus, he paid Rs 100 to automatic rickshaw drivers, who at that time recognized the minister and refused to accept payment.
However, Trivedi assured him to receive rates and go to the district registrar office and start talking to visitors who stand in the queue.
Trivedi asked the visitors who sat under the warehouse on the bench about the purpose of their visit to campus and also if they issued a token.
He then asked the staff whether there were alternative arrangements for seating for visitors.
Trivedi sounds asking visitors who come to register property documents if they have been heard correctly or if there are money demands.
“Please let me know if you have.
I came here to ask it.
If you don’t know, other people’s problems will not be solved.
Do you get a certain time for an appointment?” The minister asked later, Trivedi and officials went to the office campus District collector where Mehsul Mela was held.
In the applicant program which has a delayed problem related to the collector’s office was asked to come up with complaints.
Vijay Kant Desai, 81, a Petitioner from Umaram said, “My neighbor sells a portion of my land that claimed to be his own about 24 years ago.
I complained and fight with various court cases but lost.
Finally I got a satisfying solution for my problem today.
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