Chief Secretary pays obeisance at the shrine of Chrar-i-Shrief
Takes stock of the various ongoing developmental activities
Budgam, February 12: Chief Secretary Mr. Madhav Lal today visit shrine of Hazrat Shiekh Noor-u-din Nooranie at Chrar-i-Shrief, after assuming the charge of Chief Secretary of the state. This was his first visit to the valley. At the shrine Chief Secretary was greeted by a large gathering and devotees assured on the occasion. He also visited the Khankah and took stock of the pace of ongoing works coming up at the cost of Rs 19 crore project he was told that 80% of work has already been completed till now.
The Chief Secretary was accompanied by Divisional Commissioner
Kashmir Dr. Asgar Samoon, Deputy Commissioner Budgam Mr. Mohd
Rafi, SSP Budgam Mr. Uttam Chand and other concerned officers
and officials.
Mr. Madhav Lal also visited Shiekh-ul-Alam Sports Stadium and took stock of the work done so far. He was told that 1.86 carore project has almost been completed till date as Rs 112 lakhs. Out of the estimated cost has been spent so far. He was told that work on fencing, earth filling, ground levelling and installation of basic infrastructure will be completed by the middle of this year. Simultaneously remaining work on sports pavilion courage that is almost complete will be carried out very soon.
The Chief Secretary after listening the people’s grievances/problems and assured them that their problems will be looked into and there will be not leniency in resolving their problems.
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Srinagar,
Februarys 12:
Chief Secretary, Mr. Madhav Lal has underscored the
need for reactivating all the administrative units at
grass root level for serving the people with full
sense of responsibility. He said Officers should
prioritise the works so that these are completed
within the fixed time frame, adding that every
department must have a vision to carry forward their
plan for the benefit of the people. He said Citizen
Centric Services are priority for the government and
said that the Officers should not shift
responsibilities.
The Chief Secretary who arrived here today first time after assuming charge as Chief Secretary was addressing Heads of the Departments, Deputy Commissioners, and Chief Engineers of the Kashmir Division at SKICC here this evening.
The Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir Dr.Asgar Samoon and IGP, Mr. S.M Sahai were also present in the meeting.
The Chief Secretary said that the officers should also reach out to the people and apprise them about the policies and programmes taken up by the administration and also get the feedback of these programmes and policies from them. He asked the Deputy Commissioners to hold regular courts themselves and settle revenue cases and also monitor the functioning of Assistant Commissioners and Tehsildars in this behalf.
He emphasised upon the Officers to start thinking right now about the works to be taken up in next financial year which would positively save their time in implementing these works on ground. This, he said would increase and ensure efficiency, accountability and transparency in the work culture. The Chief Secretary said that the vacancies in various departments would be filled up at all levels which would increase the work potential of the departments.
Mr. Madhav Lal urged the Officers for taking considered decisions in every sphere of work and be articulate in this behalf. He said solutions to most of the matters are available within the Jammu and Kashmir and these would not be taken up with the Central Government unless it is absolutely required.
The Chief Secretary said that Officers should devise ways to have command over information from ground level through use of latest technology. He also asked the CAPD to
notify scale of ration in all the areas for the information of consumers. Urging the Officers for making matching share for centrally sponsored schemes available, he said that reforms in local bodies are required for making these more effective and said that indiscretion will not be tolerated at any cost.
Regarding land acquisition matters of PMGSY and other Schemes, the Chief Secretary directed the Divisional Commissioner to submit a district wise report regarding pending cases and also those who have so far been paid land compensation.
Regarding power supply, Mr. Madhav Lal asked the Chief Engineer, M& RE to strictly adhere to the power curtailment schedule and also apprise the consumers properly through print and electronic media about this.
Mr. Madhav Lal took department wise review of the functioning of the departments of the valley and enquired about the problems confronting the departments in their functioning and assured them of their full support.
Those who attended the meeting include Director Industries & Commerce, Director School Education, Commissioner, SMC, Deputy Commissioners of Srinagar, Shopian, Baramulla, Kupwara, Anantnag, Ganderbal, Bandipora, Budgam, Kulgam and Pulwama, VC SDA, Director Tourism, VC LWDA, Chief Engineers of Power (EM&RE, Systems & Operations), PHE, I&FC, R&B, UEED, MED, PMGSY, Chief Town Planner, Directors of Animal/Sheep Husbandry, Director Floriculture, Director Horticulture, Director Command Area, Director Health Services, Principal GMC, Director SKIMS, Chief Conservator of Forests, Joint Director Information, Chief Wildlife Warden and Dy. General Manager BSNL, J&K and Director SKICC.
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