
Govt Notifies Grievance Rules Under VB-G RAM G Act, Sets 15-Day Deadline
What Happened?
The Centre has issued rules for grievance redressal under the VB-G RAM G Act, requiring complaints related to rural employment to be resolved within 15 days. A three-tier mechanism will be established for this purpose.
Key points
- Complaints can be submitted in various ways, including in person and digitally.
- No grievance can be refused registration based on format or submission method.
- Grievances must be acknowledged with a registration number and date.
- An inquiry into a grievance must be completed within seven working days.
- Complaints unresolved after 15 days will escalate to a higher level.
Key insights
- The establishment of a three-tier grievance mechanism could improve accountability in rural employment schemes.
- Timely resolution of complaints may increase public trust in government initiatives.
- Digital tracking of grievances may lead to better transparency in the grievance redressal process.
Why it matters
These rules aim to enhance the efficiency of grievance redressal for rural employment schemes.
Source
Business Standard



