Chief Minister Raghubar Das on Friday emphasized on the requirement of taking help of technology to stop hooch, which has become one of the biggest reasons of death of poor and uneducated in the state. While addressing a group of 85 newly-selected Additional Inspectors and Assistant Additional Inspectors of Department of Excise and Prohibition on the occasion of offering joining letter to them in Project Bhavan, he said that God has given them opportunity to serve the people, which they must use to stand out of crowd.
Das said that good governance is the only way of winning trust of the people. He also said that we will have to develop (mobile) Apps so that people inform us about hooch or any wrongdoings around them from their home itself.
CM pointed out Year 2016 as the year of appointments. He said that the government is determined to fill up the vacant positions to fasten the developmental works. CM hoped that newly appointed youth officers will work with zeal and passion and contribute in development of the state.
Chief Secretary Rajbala Verma, Development Commissioner Amit Khare, Principal Secretary to the CM Sanjay Kumar, Secretary of Dept. of Excise and Prohibition Satendra Singh, Secretary to the CM Sunil Barnwal and others were also present on the
occasion.