Andhra Pradesh has got a one-stop public grievances redressal platform in online. Yes you heard it right AP government launched a refurbished Spandana portal. Let us share that Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy relaunched the modernised portal on Friday and directed the officials to keep a track of the grievances being addressed by the concerned departments. The renovated portal comes with the option of reopening grievances.

In an official statement it is said that “Citizens can reopen the grievances in case they are not satisfied with the redressal. Reopening of grievances can be done twice, first at the district level and second at the head of the department level,”. They can be categorised into critical, high and general. Public grievances can be raised at the village and ward secretariats through call centres, self-service through the portal or app.

Here it is to be noted that citizens can check the status of grievances through a web link provided to them, calling at 1902 or visiting the nearby village or ward secretariats.  The new Spandana portal enables citizens to give feedback through a link or over a phone call from a call centre agent. As part of the new system, regular field level surveys will be carried out to ensure grievances are thoroughly redressed. Government has approved the erection of a digital screen at his camp office which displays Spandana dashboards.

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