Haryana Government on Saturday said that the appointment of Chief Minister’s Good Governance Associates (CMGGA) in the State has reduced pendency of applications received on CM Window on an average by 10 to 15 per cent.
This included overall reduction of 46.8 per cent in district Faridabad and 32.1 per cent in district Karnal. The CMGGAs have identified 196 interventions of which 59 have been handpicked and documented for compiling a book.
A meeting of CMGGAs held under the Chairmanship of Chief Minister, Manohar lal Khattar took place on Saturday in which Six Weeks Work Update, was reviewed.
Khattar suggested the CMGGAs to formulate such projects which would be easily accepted by the people so that such projects could be launched in other areas as well.
Chief Minister said that the work assigned to them was tough and they would face various difficulties while completing their tasks. He asked them to get in touch with the Monitoring Committees in the Assembly Constituencies to take further the initiatives taken by them.
He said that they should focus on problems as well as on their solutions. He said that they should work on one or two projects at a time and take them to perfection. They should remain positive all the time and if any problem arises, they could get in touch with him, he added.
Giving example of transparency and effectiveness of the State Government, Chief Minister informed them that interviews for appointing the HCS officers were conducted a day before and by night, the result was declared.
Referring to the steps taken in districts, the CMGGAs informed that 23 “Gulabi Autos” were being run for women in district Rohtak. Similarly, five Gulabi Autos were being run in district Jind and there was a demand to increase their number.
It was informed that Village Night Camps were being organised in district Faridabad in which officers of administration remain present to provide various services related to ration card, aadhar card, electricity, water and learning license.
Khattar was informed that Udaan Project was being implemented in district Gurgaon under which Geographic Information System (GIS) was being carried out with the help of drones for better decision making. Similarly, odd-even scheme for autos was being implemented in district Jind which has considerably reduced traffic on roads.
It was informed in the meeting that the pending cases of 2014-15 were being taken up on priority basis on CM Window. It was also informed that satisfaction of citizens and quality of Action Taken Report were being considered while disposing off the complaints received at CM Window.
In some cases, the CMGGAs themselves meet the complainants to inform them about the steps being taken by the government for redressal of their grievances.
Under the Mhara Gaon-Jagmag Gaon scheme, the CMGGAs suggested to feed data in computers in all sub divisions. CM informed that the Government was working on smart metering and no tampering could be done in these meters. It was informed in the meeting that out of 22 open defecation free declared villages, only seven were found to be actually open defecation free.
The Village Integrated Monitoring System in Karnal was highly appreciated and it was suggested to start such a system in the entire State. The CMGGA of Rewari informed that he went to various police stations in Rewari to check behaviour of police personnel. He informed that the behaviour of police personnel was very good and cooperative and they even helped him to get back to his home in Rewari.