Mahoba: Ajnar Police Station's Grievance Redressal Day Sees 9 Complaints, None Resolved
Nine complaints were lodged at Mahoba's Ajnar Police Station grievance redressal day, with authorities promising swift action after no immediate resolution.
MAHOBA | अभिनय सिंह चंदेल
Nine Complaints Filed, Zero Resolved at Ajnar Police Station Grievance Day
Mahoba | November 14, 2026 | The Ajnar Police Station in Mahoba district received a total of nine complaints from citizens during its grievance redressal day on Saturday. Of these, seven were related to the revenue department, while the remaining two were directly concerning the police.
However, none of the complaints could be resolved on the spot, leaving local residents awaiting their solutions. Presiding over the event, Superintendent of Police Shashank Singh instructed the concerned officials to ensure impartial and prompt investigation of all pending complaints.
Emphasis on Prompt and Quality Resolution
Shashank Singh stressed that the problems of complainants should be taken with utmost seriousness to prevent them from repeatedly visiting the police station or related offices. The Superintendent of Police also emphasized the need for qualitative and time-bound resolution.
During this grievance redressal day, Station House Officer Vinod Kumar, Kanungo Shyam Lal, Lekhpal, along with several sub-inspectors and other personnel from the police department were also present. All concerned officials have been directed to take immediate action on the registered complaints.
No Compromise on Future Negligence
The police administration has clarified that any form of negligence in the future will not be tolerated and strict action will be taken in such cases. Local residents are now waiting to see when and how their registered complaints will be addressed.
The primary objective of grievance redressal days is to listen to the public's problems under one roof and provide them with quick solutions. However, this was not evident at the Ajnar Police Station on this occasion.