Chief Secy meets denizens, directs depts to solve issues

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Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa met common citizens at State Mantralaya here on Thursday and directed officials to solve their problems.

On the application of Kasturi Bai for pension, the Chief Secretary directed Director General Home Guards for necessary action. Kasturi Bai’s husband was home guard. The applicant will now get justice in the case pending for the last five years. Manoj Tripathi of Satna district had moved application for action in the case of murder of his son Dharmendra Tiwari on April 16, 2013.

The Chief Secretary directed the Principal Secretary Home to present factual report. Similarly, Jagdish Sharan Sahu of Naugaon (Chhatarpur) in his application  said that his son was murdered on June 20, 2006. The victim family had moved Human Rights Commission and other concerning institutions. They have neither received any relief nor the accused have been punished.

The Chief Secretary directed to comply with Human Rights Commission’s recommendation and give a report as to why no action was taken in the case after October 15, 2010. The Chief Secretary directed the guilty officers in the case to inform about progress of departmental enquiry.

On the application of Akhil Sirwaiyya of Tikamgarh district and Sanjay Sharma of Jabalpur district, the Chief Secretary directed School Education and Commercial Taxes departments, respectively to ensure action. The Chief Secretary directed General Administration Department to extend benefit of sixth pay scale to retired staff officer JD Modak.

The Chief Secretary directed General Administration Department to make available backward class scholarship to Nebulal Chouhan, a blind student of Bhopal. He directed collector Rewa to take action in the case of erroneous map of land of Baijanth Sahu, a resident of Rewa.

Similarly, he directed collector Indore to ensure proper action in the case of unauthorised changes in land record of Jagannath Ahir of Indore district. Jagannath Singh of Rajgarh district demanded compensation against his getting injured in a scuffle as a security guard of SDM during duty. The Chief Secretary directed collector Rajgarh to ensue action in the case. RS Pethiya complained that instead of registering plot of land in his name, it was registered in the name of Jabalpur Development Authority.

In this case the Chief Secretary directed JDA’s CEO to ensure action. Hiralal Kirar of Vidisha district applied that compensation has not been given to him against electrocution of his buffalo. The Chief Secretary directed collector Sehore to ensure immediate action in the case.

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