Kolkata Municipal Corporation

[roon17]

I want to get some information from Kolkata Municipal Corporation in respect of the sanctioned plan of a complex in Anandapur in which i live. To whom should i write the letter, how much fee i have to deposit by draft and in whose favour the draft shold be made?

Reragrds,
Arun Goswami

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[abhijeet]

You have to write to the PIO, Kolkata Municipal Corporation, 5, S.N.Banerjee Road Kolkata and you may send it through speed post or personally submit it in their 1st floor office, in front of Elite cinema Hall. You have to paste a Rs10 Court fee stamp over the application. You should not forget to have a receipt of your application.--- Abhijeet

[ivar1235]

I recently wrote a letter addressed to the Public Information Officer , Kolkata Municipal Corporation at the above address about seeking some information from the trade license department .The letter was sent as a Registered with A/D. However, the envelope has been returned back unopened with the comment that " No such department, department not known or found" . My queries asunder
1) Who should we address the letter to . Is it just the PIO or specific name of the person or perhaps do we need to mention the name of the department after addressing the PIO? It seems that the mail department does not receive any letters addressed just to the PIO?

[karira]

Address it to:

State Public Information Officer
under RTI Act 2005
Trade License Department
Kolkata Municipal Corp[oration
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Boldly mark the envelope as "RTI Application"

Avoid putting individual names, just in case the officer has been transferred.