In his two-hour visit to the legal cell of the Secretariat, Aggarwal found that 375 cases of stamp refund were pending which would take about two years to dispose.
But, the DM, who was transferred to the state capital in December last, found a way out to cut short the time and suggested how the work could be done in a month, an official statement said.
During the visit, the DM came across an employee who appeared over-aged while one of her certificates, alleged to be forged, stated that she was 55 years old. Aggarwal has instructed officials to constitute a medical board to verify her age, the statement said.
He has also ordered Section, Block, District and Circle officers to do the same every Tuesday and review work, it said.
Aggarwal was recently awarded by the Election Commission of India for best electoral practices during his tenure as the DM of Gaya.
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