Haryana Government on Monday issued directions for fast redressal of the online grievances received at CM Window.
Issuing the directions, Rakesh Gupta, Additional Principal Secretary to Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal Khattar said that all pending grievances should be resolved by November 7.
Rakesh Gupta and Bhupeshwar Dayal, officer on special duty to the Chief Minister, were presiding over a meeting with nodal officers of departments regarding redress of grievances received at CM Window, here.
During the meeting, Gupta directed that FIR be registered against such officers and employees of various departments as were involved in corruption or embezzlement. He ordered the Deputy Commissioner (DC) concerned to take strict action two unrecognised private schools in district Fatehabad.
On another complaint, he said strict action would be taken against those who obstructed the officers working in the Education Department and did not let them take any action against corrupt employees.
He also directed Jhajjar DC to investigate the matter related to declaration of false results of examinations in Jagannath Private University and ordered strict against the officer who had written to close the matter without any proper action.
Bhupeshwar Dayal directed Panipat DC to address the complaint of the Irrigation Department. The Chief Minister has directed that it should be done quickly by taking possession of the land, he added. On another complaint of the Irrigation Department, he said action should be taken against the officer who tried to stop the report of the Vigilance Bureau.
Dayal directed that an FIR be registered against the manager and other members of Bank Staff Cooperative Urban NETC Society ltd., Hisar who ran away with the money of people. Departmental action was ordered in the embezzlement case of Agriculture Department in 2013.
Dayal also took serious note of the matter of fake signature on the redressal of complaint and ordered that an FIR be registered against the culprits. He said prominent persons related to this complaint would be removed.
At the meeting, the action taken to redress the complaints received on social media was also reviewed and Dayal directed officers to promptly redress the complaints being received on social media.