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Consumer body calls for display of Citizens Charter in RTOs, seeks service reforms to improve transparency and delivery

Consumer body calls for display of Citizens Charter in RTOs, seeks service reforms to improve transparency and delivery
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A consumer advocacy group in Coimbatore is urging the government to reform Regional Transport Office (RTO) services by implementing a Citizens Charter and improving transparency. The group highlights persistent delays and the presence of intermediaries as evidence that current digitization efforts are insufficient.

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It addresses the ongoing struggle for efficient public service delivery and the need for administrative reform in government offices.

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Citizens’ Voice Coimbatore (CVC), a consumer, civic and environmental outfit, has urged the Tamil Nadu government to undertake a comprehensive review of Regional Transport Office (RTO) services and introduce reforms to ensure transparent, time-bound and citizen-friendly service delivery.

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The article presents the demands of a civic group regarding public service efficiency without partisan bias.

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