Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that whatever is best for the employees should be done. Officers should not wait till employees raise demands. Chouhan reviewed activities of the General Administration Department here on Friday.
Minister of State for General Administration lal Singh Arya, Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa, Additional Chief Secretary Finance Ajay Nath and Principal Secretaries K Suresh and Ashwini Kumar Rai were present on the occasion. It was informed that it has been decided that disabled persons' special recruitment will be through walk-in-interview.
The Chief Minister said that employees are an important part of the Government. The functioning will be better if they remain satisfied and enthusiastic. The work will be done then at rapid pace. Good results will be yielded. He said that quarterly meetings should be held regularly at every level. They should be regularly monitored. Promotions, appointment on compassionate ground and pension works etc. should be done within time-limit. He directed to regularly honour officers and employees for excellent performance and organise functions to publicly facilitate them.
Chouhan stressed the need for regular training to employees of all ranks. He directed to chalk out a proposal for regional training institute for class III employees and put it up within a month. He stressed the need for amendment, updation and abrogation of redundant, irrelevant and dual legal provisions. He directed all departments to present a report in this regard within a month. Chouhan said that state government is committed to eradicating corruption. He directed to present proposals for use of assets seized under the anti-corruption law in the interests of the people.
About the 100-day action plan of the department, the meeting was informed that all works have been undertaken within time-limit. In the state, provision has been made to replace affidavits with self-certified declarations. MP is a pioneer state to make this arrangement.
Three-phase time-bound programme has been made to provide caste certificates to class I students by Sept.