CM stress on prompt end of public woes

IN HIS first video-conferencing with administrative officials of 20 districts under ?technology for masses? programme held this evening, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan made inquiries into implementation of welfare schemes like Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Antyodaya Yojana, Swarn Jayanti Yojana, Prasav Purv Parivahan Yojana. Besides, he focused on specific public complaints received from those districts.

IN HIS first video-conferencing with administrative officials of 20 districts under ‘technology for masses’ programme held this evening, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan made inquiries into implementation of welfare schemes like Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Antyodaya Yojana, Swarn Jayanti Yojana, Prasav Purv Parivahan Yojana. Besides, he focused on specific public complaints received from those districts.

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Interaction with Indore district officials was not held today. There were no complaints from the district, either. During the discourse at the videoconference that began at 4 pm, the Chief Minister stressed on immediate and effective solution to public complaints and completion of development projects within prescribed limit. He warned of disciplinary action against officials if they failed to solve problems.

In another directive, he asked the officials to ensure that Shikshakarmis receive honorarium every month. “Do budgeting before selecting a development work,” was another of his instructions.

While discussing a problem, which was sub-judice, he asked the officials to conduct proper scrutiny of case and documents. He said, “Jaldi karane ka matlab yah nahi hai ki janch theek na ho.” (Speedy disposal of the cases doesn’t mean overlooking the details.)