CM Chouhan asks collectors to ensure implementation of zero tolerance policy
Saturday - May 21, 2022 2:58 am ,
Category : BHOPAL
No one can grab money of the poor
Employee-officers terminate employee-officers guilty of courruption
Officials performing better at work will be felicitated at district level
Collector should address hard water problem in Gohad area
CM Chouhan to collect toys with handcart for Anganwadi children in Bhopal
Need to encourage public participation in the functioning of Anganwadis
Ensure branding of pure mustard oil of Bhind district at the national level
CM Chouhan reviews Bhind district at 6.30 am
Bhopal 20 May 2022: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that no one should be spared grabbing money of the poor, so all district collectors should ensure implementation of ‘zero tolerance policy’ on corruption. On receiving complaints of corruption, delay tactics in work and money grabbing in development activities and implementation of public welfare schemes, the guilty officer-employee should be terminated from their jobs immediately. The Collectors have power to take action against the guilty. Contrary to this officers and employees performing in a better way, will be motivated and felicitated by organising programs at the district level. A system will be implemented to take action on complaints against officers and employees and laxity in work, and to incentivise them for their better performance. He said "I work till late in the night, and then from 6:30 in the morning I start communicating with the district officials. It is the yearning for the development of the state and for the welfare of the people, which is reflected in these activities."
Chief Minister Chouhan was reviewing the implementation of development schemes and public welfare programms of Bhind district on Friday morning. State Cooperative Minister Arvind Bhadauria, Revenue and Transport Minister Govind Singh Rajput and Tribal Affairs and Scheduled Tribes Minister Sushri Meena Singh virtually joined the meeting. District Collector of Bhind, Superintendent of Police and other administrative officers also participated in the meeting virtually. Chief Minister Chouhan appreciated Collector Bhind for his good work.
Chief Minister Chouhan, while reviewing the status of drinking water and water supply in Bhind district, said that the collectors should start addressing the problem of hard water in Gohad locality as a task. The state government will also extend all possible support to ensure soft water availability to Gohad area. By ensuring supply of ‘soft water’ in place of ‘hard water’ in Gohad area, the Bhind District Collector can leave an ever-lasting impression of his tenure among residents of Bhind. Chief Minister Chouhan received information about the on going activities of Jal Jeevan Mission in the district and instructed officials to expedite the work under the mission. It was informed in the meeting that out of 13 urban bodies of the district, water shortage is more in 3 urban bodies, for which water
transportation arrangements are being made.
Expressing concern over only 42.7 percent work being done in urban areas under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, Chief Minister Chouhan said whatever problem is being faced in the implementation of the scheme, it should be resolved immediately. In urban areas, where there is a shortage of land, arrangement for multi-storey buildings should be made. Chief Minister Chouhan expressed satisfaction over completion of 88 percent work under the Prime Minister's house in rural areas. It was informed in the meeting that 233 acres of land has been freed from mafia in the district. Chief Minister Chouhan said that providing housing to the poor is the priority of the state government. It should be ensured that there is no delay in allotment of houses in rural and urban areas. Chief Minister Chouhan said that all the beneficiaries of ‘Awas Plus’ should be informed about allotment of houses by sending letters on his behalf. Along with this, the information of the beneficiaries should also be put in the Panchayats. Chief Minister Chouhan reviewed the status of ration distribution in the district.
Chief Minister Chouhan said that it is necessary to encourage public participation in proper functioning of Anganwadis. In the “Adopt an Anganwadi” campaign, more and more people should be encouraged to adopt Anganwadis. Chief Minister Chouhan said that with a view to encouraging public participation, he himself would go out with a hand cart in Bhopal to collect toys for the children of Anganwadi from the general public. In Bhind too, activities should be taken up to create an environment so that people become aware and contribute to Anganwadis. Chief Minister Chouhan said that Bhind is a district that carry object of human pursuit. Here, the local people have to come forward to set an example in the field of cleanliness.
Chief Minister Chouhan directed to conduct special activities for cleanliness, tree-plantation and celebration of Gaurav Diwas. Chief Minister Chouhan said that an action plan should be readied to establish the identity of Bhind’s mustard oil across the country under "One District-One Product" scheme. Efforts should be made that the brand of oil should be established across the country on the basis of purity of mustard oil. Chief Minister Chouhan also apprised himself of the activities conducted for Sainik School in Bhind, CM Rise School.
Chief Minister Chouhan directed to impound vehicles engaged in illegal sand mining and inform the general public about the risks involved in celebratory gun firing and told the need to create an environment to discourage it. Regarding the law and order situation in the meeting, it was informed that the actions against illegal liquor, adulteration, illegal mining are going on continuously. Besides, action is also being taken on the celebratory gun firing that takes place in social family events – Window to News
