The disruption in services on the sub-registrar places of work in the last few days due to the short supply of paper, printer cartridges, and other laptop peripherals is expected to end with the Commissioner of Stamps Registration allowing the government to buy the essential gadgets regionally.
Vijaylakshmi Inamdar, Mysuru District Registrar, advised The Hindu that she had taken the necessary permission from the Commissioner of the Stamps and Registration Department on Monday and was confident that the sub-registrar workplaces throughout the district might offer offerings easily from Tuesday.
Services had been affected across many workplaces in the Mysuru district over the last few weeks after the State authorities’ contract with a non-public enterprise for automatic registration at sub-registrar workplaces in the State expired on March 31, 2019.
Though the agreement ended in February 2019, the department persuaded the non-public enterprise to extend the deal until March quit. Ever since the first week of April, the offices across the district had been facing a short supply of stationery and different vital gadgets main to disruption in offerings.
In several workplaces, the operators had bought the important stationery objects wished for registration, a worker on the Mysuru North sub-registrar office stated. The branch intervened and asked the officials to buy paper, toner cartridges, and other essential gadgets domestically. The stationery and other devices purchased within the first week of April were also exhausted, forcing many places of work to suspend their work from Monday.
On Monday night, Ms. Inamdar said crucial stationery might be bought, and standard services will resume from Tuesday. Sources said the State government turned into not in a role to invite clean tenders because of the Lok Sabha polls, which can be underway.
