The Chief Minister gave instructions to make circuit houses in all the districts

New Delhi. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Thursday reviewed the progress of development schemes of various assembly constituencies of Nainital and Udham Singh Nagar districts in the administrative building auditorium of Pt. Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar. It included the assembly constituencies of Lalkuan, Bhimtal, Nainital, Kaladhungi, Kashipur, Gadarpur, Rudrapar. Union Minister of State for Defense Ajay Bhatt, MLA Trilok Singh Cheema, Banshidhar Bhagat, Mohan Bisht, Sarita Arya, Shiv Arora, Ram Singh Kaida and high officials of the government and districts were present in the review meeting. The MLAs present in the meeting appreciated the initiative of the Chief Minister and thanked him. The Chief Minister directed the officials to pay attention to the solution of public problems and simplification of procedures in the implementation of schemes for quick resolution of the problems pointed out by the legislators. The Chief Minister said that a system is being made in the state that the pension of the beneficiaries of the schemes of the Social Welfare Department reaches their accounts by the first date of every month. Along with this, a campaign is being started to make all kinds of necessary certificates available to the students in the school itself. The Forest Department was encouraged by the Chief Minister to follow the path of simplification. He also gave instructions to build circuit houses in each district. The Chief Minister directed that in view of the coming rainy season, along with preparations for disaster relief, effective action should be taken to prevent water-borne diseases, cleanliness campaign, and prevention of lumpy virus. The Chief Minister instructed the officers to quickly settle the points raised in the meeting.
The Chief Minister directed that the public problems being raised by the MLAs of their areas should be taken seriously by the officers and resolved immediately. Instead of imposing development works on each other, the departmental officers should pay attention to their disposal with mutual coordination. The public problems which can be resolved quickly, should be completed quickly. He said that whatever proposals come for various announcements in the assembly constituencies by the people’s representatives, they should be thoroughly examined first. It should also be clarified that in what time period this announcement will be completed. He said that a new work culture has to be implemented in the state. For quick resolution of public problems, officers should work by increasing mutual coordination by removing lack of communication. The Chief Minister instructed the officers that all the departmental secretaries should solve the public problems of their constituencies put forward by the MLAs in the meeting as soon as possible, taking them on priority. In the meeting, the Chief Minister was informed about the construction and improvement of roads, repair of canals, work related to flood control, strengthening of sewerage and drainage system, development of tourist places and other problems of the assembly constituencies by the MLAs. The Chief Minister said that whatever public problems have been raised by the legislators, every possible solution will be given to them.