Officials to take the CM announcements seriously and complete the related works within the stipulated time - Sanjay Singh
Punjab Newsline, Chandigarh, June 28 –
Haryana Minister of State for Environment, Forest, Wildlife and Sports Sanjay Singh said that the present government is committed to the spirit of Antyodaya, ensuring the benefits of government schemes reach people through online platforms. During the meeting of the District Public Relations and Grievances Redressal Committee, the Minister resolved 10 out of 12 complaints on the spot.
Sanjay Singh presided over the meeting in Bhiwani, where he emphasized the importance of promptly addressing public grievances. He directed officials to prioritize resolving complaints so that citizens do not have to visit offices unnecessarily.
In addition to the 12 cases discussed, residents from various villages brought up issues related to electricity, water, and development works. The Minister instructed officials from the concerned departments to take immediate action.
The Minister of State directed senior officials of the Electricity Corporation to hold an open darbar in the district to address electricity-related complaints and to remove all iron electricity poles as soon as possible. He emphasized the importance of working on cases within the given time frame to avoid causing trouble for the public. He also instructed officials to take the Chief Minister's announcements seriously and complete the related works within the stipulated time.
Regarding the issue of drinking water, Singh stated that under the Amrit Yojana, efforts are being made to ensure tap water reaches every house. Clean water has already been delivered to every home. He assured villagers that the silt in the water tank of Bapauda village would be removed within 15 days.
For environmental protection, the Minister highlighted the Van Mitra Yojana, which includes geo-tagging of plants and monitoring their growth for five years using drones. He mentioned that Van Mitras would be recruited to take care of the plants. Additionally, under the State Government's Pran Vayu Devta Scheme, those who care for healthy trees older than 75 years are being given a pension of Rs. 2750 per year.