Minister for General Administration Dr Govind Singh reviewed Chief Technical Examiner (vigilance) Organisation at Mantralaya on Friday.
Review about employees working in the organisation and vacant posts, pending cases, recovery by RRC and progress of the organization during a period of 2018-19 was also made during the review meeting.
Minister Govind Singh also released an Annual Report of the organisation for the year 2018-19. Emphasising on need to make the organization more effective, Govind Singh said that Public representatives and common man should be apprised about the functioning of the organization.
The organisation should be entrusted with power to register FIR in serious cases for effective action.
The final payment and security deposit of cases should not be settled during their pendency in the office of the Chief Technical Examiner.
Singh gave instructions that detail about pending RRC cases should be presented before the Chief Secretary empowered committee.
He further stated that action in connection to redressal in the cases of the Chief Technical Examiner should be taken in meetings hold by the Principal Secretaries of the departments and Engineer in-Chief and in Parakh programmes too. Expressing consent towards the proposal given by the Chief Technical Officer in connection to shortage of Technical Officers in the organization, Singh said that immediate decisions should be taken for reducing experience duration of superintendent engineer and proposals of deputation. Besides, on this occasion, consent was given to the proposal for simplifying the conditions of deputation and to give special salary.
Additional Chief Secretary PC Meena, Chief Technical Examiner CP Agrawal and Chief Technical Examiner (vigilance) besides Senior Officers of the organization were present at the meeting.
The Chief Technical Examiner apprised about the formation, objectives and functioning of the organisation.