Karkala: Protest held against anomalies at taluk office


R B Jagadish
Daijiworld Media Network - Karkala (EP)

Karkala, Feb 20: Karkala taluk citizens forum for development, Hitarakshana Samiti and Karnataka Rakshana Vedike jointly held a protest in front of taluk office on Wednesday, February 19.

The protest decried the delay tactics of taluk office to clear files, evasive replies to citizens' queries to work, demand for bribe etc.

Sridhar Shetty said, "The tahsildar is delaying work saying that the delay is due to computerization. Besides, when one requests for copy of the documents, they harass the citizens for months and in the end say the documents are not available.  The land records are full of mistakes putting the farmers to hardship. The staff has not bothered to rectify them."

The protestors said that if one submits 11E form, the staff rejects the application without bringing it to the notice of applicants.  If applications are submitted under RTI act, they say that the application is under scrutiny and keep them pending for months. No action is being taken against such staff, which shows gross negligence on the part of administrative machinery, they said.

"Even though applications are sent to higher officials at Kundapur, they also have rejected the applications acting against the interests of citizens," Sridhar said.  The protesters urged that some corrupt officials in the office be transferred and sincere officials be appointed in their place.

A memorandum was submitted to the tahsildar after the protest.

Karkala taluk citizen's forum for development president Kerebettu Sanjeeva Shetty, and Karnataka Rakshana Vedike leader Shivaprasad Shetty, Nitish Pojary, Vittala Gowda, Krishna Devadiga and others were present.

  

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  • Naveen, Karkala

    Sun, Oct 05 2014

    I am also having same problem..just thy making us to come again and again for no reason.file is pending more than a year

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  • Mann, bangalore

    Thu, Feb 20 2014

    Any protest huge or small numbered if it is for a good cause like this one, is required to jolt the sleepy\shameless govt.department employees out of their laziness and corrupt ways.
    Appreciation should be shown for such activity which is for the benefit of the people in the area and a wake up call to those "Kam Chor" Government employees.
    Those who work in the Taluk office should realise that this is only the beginning and if they do not heed to this protest, then people will take the matter to a higher level with various protests until the taluk office and such negligent government offices relent.
    Now it is peoples' power versus the corrupt ways of Government employees.
    Please support this small group to achieve justice.

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  • Jacob Mendonsa, bangalore

    Thu, Feb 20 2014

    Here I support U guys.U will not get anything done without protests.All corrupt staff are demanding bribes from Taluk,Panchayat & municipal corporations.Throw these corrupt people who r not to fit to work in these offices.

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  • indian, , mangalore/new delhi

    Thu, Feb 20 2014

    lol 26 people protesting called brahut prathibatanay

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