When filing a public grievance, it is important to provide clear and specific details about the issue, including the name and contact information of the person filing the grievance, the name and contact information of the public authority or department involved, a description of the issue, and any relevant documents or evidence.
You can file a public grievance by submitting a written complaint to the concerned public authority or department. Many public authorities also provide online grievance redressal mechanisms, such as web portals or mobile apps, where you can submit your complaint electronically.
A public grievance is a complaint or concern raised by a citizen regarding any issue related to public services, policies, or administration. This could include issues related to government departments, public sector undertakings, or other public institutions.