Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal on Thursday asked the district heads to work together and give greater momentum to all new schemes launched by the State Government in a bid to provide succour to the people and boost the economic growth of the State.
The Chief Minister, who was addressing the DCs and SPs through video conference here, reviewed the progress of setting up of women police stations, flood control arrangements, bio-metric attendance system, redressal of grievances registered at CM window, prevention of corruption and law and order situation in the State.
He directed officers to maintain cordial relations with elected public representatives.
He also asked the officers to ensure that all district heads of Haryana Government offices remain present in their offices between 11 am and 12 noon for redressal of grievances of local people.
“Officers concerned should ensure participation of public representatives including that of opposition in Bijli Panchayats which would be organised every month in all villages under 'Mhara Gaon-Jagmag Gaon' scheme,” he said.
The Chief Minister also appreciated the Deputy Commissioners for their efforts in distribution of the massive sum of Rs 1092 crore as compensation for damaged caused by untimely rains in February-April 2015 and the Superintendents of Police for improving the law and order situation in the state.
While reviewing the Beti Bachao-Beti Padhao programme, the Chief Minister said that the State Government has set a target to increase the gender ratio upto 950 in a year. He asked the DCs and SPs to conduct extensive raids and checking of illegal ultrasound centres especially the Chinese portable machines to prevent this ill practice of female foeticide.
Reviewing the status of grievances received at CM window, Manohar lal said that a Call Centre should be established within a week for monitoring of complaints received at CM window. In cases where complainant is not satisfied with the action taken report of the department the call centre would resolve the doubts of the complainant.
He also asked that community based counselling centers should be set up in at least 10 police stations within July.
While lauding the outcomes of bio-metric attendance system, the Chief Minister said that presently there are 125 on board offices on the new system located at Chandigarh, Panchkula and district headquarter. Bio-metric attendance system would be implemented in other district offices to facilitate the general people, he said.
The Chief Minister directed the offices to keep a check on unauthorized construction activity in their areas and take immediate remedial action with in 48 hours.
He also asked the DCs to made adequate arrangements well in time for Panchayat elections which can be held in coming two months.
While reviewing the law and order situation, the Chief Minister expressed satisfaction at nabbing of 134 dreaded criminal gangs and the consequent solving of 684 cases and recovery of property worth Rs 6.28 crore.
During the meeting, the Director General of Police disclosed that out of 22,823 vehicles lying impounded in police stations on January 1, 2015, 15,924 have been released.