Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal on Friday said that to minimise human interference in Government services, the State Government has developed Information Technology (IT)-based mechanism through which corruption in tehsils has become almost negligible.
Monitoring into this is being done through ‘CM Dashboard’, said the Chief Minister while speaking at ‘Regional Symposium on Excellence in Training’ in Gurgaon.
Senior officers associated with training programmes from eight northern States, including Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Uttrakhand, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana participated in the
symposium.
The Chief Minister said that after linking of ration cards with Aadhaar under the Public Distribution System, four lakh such card holders were identified who were availing both cooking gas and kerosene, which was being sold in black. Similarly, two lakh false beneficiaries w were caught after the digitisation of old age allowance, he added.
Speaking at the symposium, Haryana Chief Secretary DS Dhesi said that IAS and IPS officers would now spend two days and one night in any village of the sub-division of their first posting and hear grievances of the people.
Dhesi said that they would also assess the difference between the present status of available facilities and that at the time of their appointment.
He said that all officers have been informed in this regard and 15 senior IAS officers have already submitted their tour programmes.
Dhesi said that on ‘Civil Services Day’, celebrated on April 21, Prime Minister. Narendra Modi, had suggested that senior officers of civil services should spend one day at the place of their first posting and assess the differences in facilities available at present and those that were available at the time of their posting. Keeping in view this suggestion, the Chief Minister had directed that IAS and IPS officers would visit any village in the sub-division of their first posting and spend two days and one night there. They would hear and address the grievances of the people, added the Chief Secretary.