Raisen. Serious questions are being raised about the administrative system in the District Panchayat Raisen. It is alleged that the technical assistant has been acting as the CEO's steno for the past 10 to 15 years. Due to this system, many important letters, complaints, and complete information on corruption cases are not reaching the District Panchayat CEO in a timely and accurate manner, which is feared to be affecting the process of resolving complaints and taking action.

According to sources, the long-term tenure of the steno in the District Panchayat has also raised questions about the office's functioning. It is alleged that information regarding corruption, financial irregularities, and complaints related to various Janpad Panchayats and Gram Panchayats is being disrupted at the intermediate level, resulting in senior officials not being fully aware of the actual situation in many cases.

Experts say that keeping the same person in a sensitive administrative position for a long period of time is not considered appropriate from the perspective of transparency and fairness. In such a situation, periodic changes in charge or regular appointments can make the administrative system more effective.

Local residents and social organizations have demanded an impartial investigation into the functioning of the District Panchayat office and an explanation of the circumstances under which the technical assistant was given the charge of stenographer, how long this arrangement has been in place, and whether proper orders were issued from the competent level.

People say that if information about complaints and important documents reaches the District Panchayat CEO directly, prompt and impartial action will be possible in corruption cases. They have demanded that the administration investigate the entire matter and take necessary corrective steps.