Compliant letter (Model No. 1)
To the
Inspector of Police complaining about the theft of your bicycle giving full
particulars:
I Cross, Jayanagar,
Bellary.
19th August, 2014
To
The
Inspector of Police,
Cowl
Bazaar Police Station,
BELLARY
– 583 104.
Sir,
Sub: Theft of my bicycle – reg
* * * *
I
wish to report the theft of my bicycle on 18th August, 2014.
I
had gone to see the evening show of a film Bahubali
at the Royal Cinema Hall. I had kept my bicycle in the cycle-stand. When I
came out at 9 pm I could not find my bicycle in the cycle-stand. The man in-
charge of the cycle-stand says that he knew nothing about it.
My
bicycle is a new one of Atlas Make bearing number G–71475. It is red in colour.
My name is engraved on its handle-bar. I hope you will trace the bicycle soon
and restore it to me.
Yours faithfully,
Complaint letter (Model No. 2)
To the
sub-Inspector of Police drawing his attention to growing thefts in your
locality:
12th ward, Kappagal Road
Bellary.
12th September, 2014
To
The
Sub-Inspector of Police,
Gandhi
Nagar Police Station,
BELLARY
– 583 101
Sir,
Sub: Increasing incidents of
thefts in Kappagal Road – reg.
* * * *
I
write this in order to invite your kind attention to the alarming increase in
the number of thefts and burglaries in the 12th of ward of Kappagal Road
locality. In the course of the past one month more than half a dozen burglaries
have taken place here, in quick succession. All these incidents have been duly
reported to the police authorities, but for reasons best known to themselves,
no concrete steps have been taken in this matter. The residents of this area
are naturally alarmed over the state of affairs and are forced to spend
sleepless nights. So I request you to intensify the patrolling in this area to
curb the menace of thefts.
Thanking
you, Sir.
Yours faithfully,
Complaint letter (Model No. 3)
To the
Chief-Engineer of the Electricity Board complaining about frequent power
breakdown in your area:
15, Tilak Nagar,
Bellary.
15th August, 2014
To
The
Chief Engineer,
Karnataka
Electricity Board,
BELLARY
– 583 104
Sir,
Sub: Frequent breakdown of power
in Tilak Nagar, Bellary – reg.
* * * *
I
would like to draw your attention to the inconvenience caused to the residents
of Tilak Nagar, Bellary by frequent breakdown in electricity supply. On average,
the electricity goes off three to five times a day for periods ranging from 30
minutes to 2 hours. Even when there is supply there is the problem of low
voltage. As a result of this unsteady supply of electricity, many electric
appliances just do not function.
With
the examinations round the corner, the students are the worst affected in this
situation. As the power goes off frequently at night, they are unable to
prepare for their examinations. The heat of the summer and mosquitoes make
nights without electricity miserable.
We
have complained several times to the officials at the local office but to no
avail. We trust you that you will take necessary action to ensure proper
electricity supply to this area.
Thanking
you, Sir.
Yours faithfully,
Complaint
letter (Model no. 4)
To the municipal authorities in your city about the problems posed
by stray dogs and need to tackle them in an effective manner:
171, Adarsh Nagar,
Bellary.
14th July, 2014
To
The
Commissioner,
Bellary
City Corporation,
BELLARY
– 583 104
Sir,
Sub: Stray dogs menace – reg.
* * * *
I
would like to draw your attention to the havoc created by the stray dogs in our
locality. There is a pack of stray dogs roaming about freely in the locality
and posing a frightening threat to the people. Their numbers have been increasing
with steady pace. They become aggressive in the evenings. They bark and bite at
the passers-by, particularly children. Already ten people have become their
victims. At night they bark loudly and disturb the sleep of the residents. I
urge your goodself to look into this matter and take necessary steps to put an
end to the problem quickly and effectively.
Thanking
you, Sir.
Yours faithfully,
Complaint letter (Model no. 5)
To the Postmaster about the irregular delivery of letters:
17, Sanganakallu,
Bellary
9th July, 2014
To
The
Postmaster,
Gandhi
Nagar Post-Office,
Bellary
– 583 103
Sir,
Sub: Irregular delivery of post –
reg.
* * * *
I
would like to bring to your notice the inconvenience caused to the residents of
Sanganakallu due to irregular delivery of mail. Since the new postman is assigned
to this area he is able to deliver the post only on alternative days. This
particular postman is inefficient and disrespectful. He often delivers the
letters to the wrong addresses. And he seldom puts the letters in the letter
boxes provided in front of many houses, but carelessly throws them in front of
the gate or hands them over to the children. As a result important letters are
often lost or misplaced. I also doubt if he delivers all the letters at all.
There are numerous complaints of non-receipt of postal articles. I am sure you
will instruct the concerned postman to be careful in future.
Thanking
you, sir.
Yours faithfully,
Complaint letter (Model no. 6)
Write a letter to a newspaper, commenting on reckless driving.
3-4-150, Post Office Road,
Bellary,
December 15, 2014
To
The
Editor,
The
Deccan Herald,
Bengaluru.
Sir,
I
shall be obliged if you publish the following in your columns.
It
is painful to see a number of deaths on the streets, due to rash driving. Especially
lorry/truck drivers are in the habit of driving at a great speed. It is a
danger to the lives of the people. Sometimes children are knocked down by
recklessly driven lorries/trucks.
Accidents
are almost of daily occurrence. The drivers, who are responsible for this,
escape with greater speed. Yesterday I saw a beggar was run over by a lorry. No
trace of the driver could be found. Even if the driver is caught the punishment
is light. As a result the drivers are continuing this practice.
So,
I request the authorities concerned to tackle this problem with a firm
hand. Unless this is done, a number of
people become poor victims to the rash driving of drivers.
Yours truly,
Mohan Kumar
Complaint letter (Model no. 7)
Write a letter to a newspaper appealing for the cyclone victims
8 – 16; Venkateshwara Colony,
Machilipatnam,
December 2, 2014
To
The
Editor
The
Indian Express,
Vijayawada
Sir,
I
have just returned from the coastal villages which are badly hit by tidal waves.
It is a ghastly night. Thousands of people lost their lives. Lakhs of cattle
perished. Standing crops in thousands of acres were lost. The sight of these
who lost everything-near, dear, and property, makes a heart rending tale. One
finds ocean of tears. Their plight is unimaginable.
Through
these columns I appeal to one and all to contribute their mite to wipe out the
tears of men and women. They are in need of our active support. So, let us do
our best, in a humble way, to relieve their misery.
Sir,
I request you to start a relief fund and invite the readers to contribute
liberally to alleviate the ocean of misery.
Yours truly,
*****
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