Tahsil office, Gondia

Abhinay Tete 9 months ago

I visited a place to purchase stamp paper and parked my two-wheeler. Surprisingly, I was asked to pay 20/- for parking, even though I intended to stay for only 2-3 minutes to buy the stamp paper. The person at the parking counter insisted that I pay the fee. Strangely, the parking slip mentioned that the charge was for cleaning the premises. It's disheartening that as taxpayers, we contribute to the construction of such buildings, yet we are required to pay parking fees to use the premises meant for our convenience. While I don't necessarily object to this, it's disappointing to observe that the surroundings of the building are littered and some corners are stained with pan spit.

Prabodh Lenekar 10 months ago

One roof all office . Best to people's.
And Tahsil office building attraction of the city .

Bad angel 12 months ago

Building is very good but they don't keep it clean
Spitting in every corner dispite there are boards of no spitting