The Haryana Government has ordered suspension of two officers including SHO Rohtak and Naib Tehsildar, Dharuhera besides ordering transfer of Food and Supplies Officer of Yamunanagar and issuance of a charge-sheet to another official for neglecting the complaints received on CM Window.
Rakesh Gupta, Additional Principal Secretary to Haryana Chief Minister, issued directions in this regard while presiding over a meeting to review the functioning of CM Window here.
He also ordered an inquiry against SHO, Palwal, and issuance of a show-cause notice to nodal officer of the Skill Development and Industrial Training Department, for dereliction of duty.
SHO, Rohtak, Naveen Kumar, has been suspended for not registering an FIR against sarpanch of Gram Panchayat, Kabulpur, in spite of the recommendation made by the Development and Panchayats Department. Naib Tehsildar, Dharuhera, Krishan Kumar, has been suspended for carrying out registry of shamlat land of panchayat in violation of rules.
In another case, Gupta directed that an FIR be registered and charge-sheet issued to Krishan Kumar. Similarly, he ordered transfer of Food and Supplies Officer, Yamunanagar, to the headquarters, and issuance of charge-sheet to an employee, Hardeep Singh, for neglecting complaint received on CM Window.
Gupta also directed SP Palwal to conduct an inquiry against SHO, Palwal, Sandeep Mor, for not registering case against Sarpanch, village Rasoolpur, in spite of written request by the panchayat.
He also directed that a show-cause notice be issued to Nodal Officer of the Skill Development and Industrial Training Department for remaining absent from meeting.
During the meeting, he asked Additional Deputy Commissioner, Fatehabad, to conduct investigation into the matter of irregularity in e-Tender in the district and submit a report within the next 15 days.
Gupta said more than 2.41 lakh complaints received on CM Window had so far been disposed of. With a view to ensuring timely disposal of grievances by all departments, the Chief Minister Manohar lal, has directed all departments to dispose of complaints pending for two years by June 30, 2017, he said.
Officer on Special Duty (OSD) to Chief Minister,. Bhupeshwar Dayal, said grievances were now also being received through social media also, and a special cell had been constituted to tackle these complaints.