PANAJI
Levinson Martins, MD of Goa state waste management corporation paid a glowing tribute to late mamlatdar Sudin Natu.
In his tribute, Levinson said that Natu was one of the most sought officers for matters concerning revenue laws and was a repository of knowledge and that he was a straightforward, honest, upright officer and a man of action.
"I have known him for two decades at least and I had the opportunity to work closely with him during my sdm/dy collector days for law and order, disaster management and various elections until recently as late as October-November 2021 as part of High Court committee to visit all the panchayats in goa, to understand the status of solid waste management at the local bodies during which he gave valuable inputs. Natu took his work seriously with the responsibility that it deserves and was always eager to take up assignments even at the eleventh hour. I have always maintained that he was one such officer who could handle higher responsibilities even in his early days as joint mamlatdar."
Levinson further offered his sincerest condolences to Natu's family and that he would always cherish his fond memories.
In his tribute, Levinson said that Natu was one of the most sought officers for matters concerning revenue laws and was a repository of knowledge and that he was a straightforward, honest, upright officer and a man of action.
"I have known him for two decades at least and I had the opportunity to work closely with him during my sdm/dy collector days for law and order, disaster management and various elections until recently as late as October-November 2021 as part of High Court committee to visit all the panchayats in goa, to understand the status of solid waste management at the local bodies during which he gave valuable inputs. Natu took his work seriously with the responsibility that it deserves and was always eager to take up assignments even at the eleventh hour. I have always maintained that he was one such officer who could handle higher responsibilities even in his early days as joint mamlatdar."
Levinson further offered his sincerest condolences to Natu's family and that he would always cherish his fond memories.
