Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday issued instructions to suspend several officers/ employees for adopting negligent attitude in providing public services on samadhan online and inability to solve people’s problems. He said that those officers/employees who are honestly working for people’s welfare will be awarded publicly but those who are found to be corrupt will be punished.
Considering the case of Parmal Singh Jatav of Posat village in Ashoknagar as special, Chief Minister instructed to get him admission in MSc Jatav had appeared for his BSc fifth semester practical examination at Government PG College, Sheopur. His marks in the examination had not been added in his marksheet. Taking action in the case Chouhan instructed to issue notice for action against the guilty principal and concerned officer. He said the government team should be sensitive towards people’s grievances.
In another case Raghavendra Payasi, a farmer of Satna district, had not received payment of 48 quintal 40 kg paddy sold by him to Barsi cooperative committee. The Chief Minister instructed to remove the committee manager and purchase centre in charge for delay in payment. The CM also told all collectors to probe into the delay in payment of purchase of wheat and other crops apart from paddy and take immediate action against those found guilty of negligence.
Sanjeev Patel of Shehna village in Raisen district had applied for soil testing. While soil testing was not done, no soil testing report was given to him. Taking serious note of this the Chief Minister ordered for suspension of the then Deputy Director Agriculture Department.
Anjani Prasad Tiwari of Devhara village of Anuppur district complained that he has not received the rent amount of his building given on rent to tribal boys hostel. Taking serious note of this the Chief Minister instructed to withhold salary hike of Assistant Commissioner of Tribal Welfare Department with immediate effect and take stern action against the concerned accountant for delay in payment.
Rekha Singh of Pali village of Panna had complained to the CM of not receiving payment of house rent allowance. Collector Panna told that the payment had been made on July 28. Chief Minister Chouhan instructed to take departmental action against the guilty officers/employees.
Hakam Bamania and Vishal Singh of Sagdi village of Ujjain district told the Chief Minister that beneficiary Shyam Bai’s widow pension has been delayed by two years. Expressing anger over the delay the Chief Minister said that such cases should be dealt with sensitivity and instructed for immediate suspension of gram panchayat secretary and told the collector to start the payment of pension immediately.