Gwadar open court: Assistant Commissioner hears complaints, orders food monitoring

GWADAR: In the light of the provincial government’s instructions, the Gwadar district administration held an open court to resolve public issues and address citizens’ complaints without delay. Gwadar Assistant Commissioner Romail Naeem Jan presided over it. Assistant District Police Officer Chakar Khan was also present.

Public issues, the quality of food items, improvement of educational institutions, smooth traffic flow and civic facilities were discussed at the open court. The Assistant Commissioner said that redressing public complaints was the district administration’s first priority. All departments were instructed to perform their duties effectively and to ensure their presence in the field, so that citizens’ problems could be identified in time and practical steps taken.

The open court stressed the monitoring of the quality, prices and availability of flour, milk and other daily items. It was made clear that officials should monitor effectively and that action would be taken against violations in accordance with the law, without discrimination.

The importance of improving the teaching environment and facilities in educational institutions, effective communication between teachers and parents, and giving students a better learning environment was also stressed. Likewise, the relevant institutions were given instructions to improve the city’s traffic system, resolve issues related to unregistered vehicles and make travel easier.

The open court was told that all departments should further strengthen mutual coordination and cooperation, give immediate attention to public complaints, and ensure transparency, accountability and effective implementation in official matters, so that the benefits of the provincial government’s people-friendly policies could reach citizens.

Photo: courtesy DGPR Balochistan