“LG’s Mulaqaat” | LG Sinha Interacts With Residents, Addresses Grievances Filed On JK-IGRAMS

• LG directs for time-bound decision of the complaints and mandatory steps for bettering implementation
• Speedier execution of programmes is offering super enhance to J&Ok’s financial system, taking part in an essential function in sustaining requirements of transparency and accountability for efficient and environment friendly public supply system: LG
• Fast improvement & efficiency of assorted sectors present UT’s limitless potential and we’re decided to rework this potential into actuality to alter the future of J&Ok in Amrit Kaal: LG Sinha

JAMMU, Nov 30: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha interacted with the residents by digital mode throughout “LG’s Mulaqaat”- Reside Public Grievance Listening to, at Civil Secretariat.
The Lt Governor took word of the complaints filed by the residents on JK-IGRAMS and directed for time-bound decision of their grievances and mandatory steps for bettering implementation.
He stated the faster execution of programmes is offering super enhance to the financial system of J&Ok UT and taking part in an essential function in sustaining requirements of transparency and accountability for efficient and environment friendly public supply system.
“The fast improvement and efficiency of assorted sectors present the limitless potential of Union Territory and we’re decided to rework this potential into actuality to alter the future of J&Ok in Amrit Kaal,” the Lt Governor stated.
Responding to the grievance of Pralad Singh, a resident of Attina, Budgam pertaining to the poor situation of a highway in his locality, the Lt Governor directed the Deputy Commissioner Budgam to take acceptable measures to handle the problem on the earliest.
On the grievance concerning the completion of the water provide undertaking (Reservoir) within the Chanderseer Tilgam to Wanigam Payeen space, the Further Chief Secretary, Jal Shakti Division briefed the Lt Governor that the work on the stated water provide undertaking will likely be accomplished by the tip of December this 12 months.
A complainant specifically Vidyut Vats, a resident of Dhar Street, Udhampur drew the eye of the authorities in direction of the blocked drain at Aim Mela close to Jaganath Temple. The Lt Governor directed the Deputy Commissioner Udhampur to make sure the clearance of the drain inside 10 days.
The Lt Governor additionally addressed the grievance of Payar Singh of Ganote Chakka Bhartund, District Ramban concerning the issuance of BPL Ration Card in his favour.
Ms Rehana Batul, Secretary, Public Grievances carried out the proceedings of the LG’s Mulaqaat.
Dr Arun Kumar Mehta, Chief Secretary; R Ok Goyal, Further Chief Secretary, Residence Division; R.R Swain, DGP; Administrative Secretaries; Divisional Commissioners, Deputy Commissioners, SSPs, HoDs and different senior officers have been current, in particular person and thru digital mode.