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Kaithal: 5,255 complaints resolved in Samadhan camp: ADC

Kaithal, Sep 11 (UNI) Kaithal Additional Deputy Commissioner Sushil Kumar said that the public grievances received at the Samadhan Camp should be prioritized and resolved promptly and with high quality.
The administration's top priority is the prompt and satisfactory resolution of public problems.
Of the 5,952 complaints received through the Samadhan Camp in the district so far, 5,255 have been resolved.
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