GO for Observation

The Secret Detective Improvement Survey Department (SDISD) operates a structured observation and monitoring system across India to identify social issues, ensure justice, and support development activities.

Under this system, trained observers and social workers are appointed at different administrative levels such as Village, Block, District, Mandal, and State level. Their primary responsibility is to observe local conditions, identify public problems, and collect factual information from the ground level.

Observation Structure

To ensure proper monitoring and reporting, the department appoints the following officials and volunteers:

• Village Observer

• Justice In-Charge

• Block President

• District President

• Mandal President

• Social Workers and Volunteers

These representatives work collectively to observe the conditions of society and maintain communication with the department.

Purpose of Observation

The observation system is designed to:

• Identify social, civic, and administrative problems at the grassroots level

• Collect factual information through surveys and field observations

• Report issues to the concerned authorities for appropriate action

• Assist in maintaining justice, transparency, and public welfare

• Support government administration with reliable ground reports

Reporting and Survey Process

Observers collect information and prepare reports based on field observations, surveys, and public feedback. These reports are then submitted to the department and, when necessary, forwarded to the appropriate government authorities for action.

Modern methods and technology are also used to improve the efficiency and accuracy of the observation process.

Objective of the Program

The main objective of the Observation Program is to strengthen social awareness, maintain law and order support, and contribute to the development of society by providing accurate information and promoting justice at every level.