Haryana Government has planned to set up industrial clusters in Ambala under ‘Happening Haryana’ initiative to develop science and mixi industry.
Apart from this, the State Government is making efforts to develop the textile market of Ambala, said Haryana Finance Minister, Capt. Abhimanyu while talking to the media persons after presiding over a monthly meeting of District Public Relations and Grievances Redressal Committee in Ambala on Monday.
On being asked about setting up of a tool room for science industry and micro-enterprises in Saha, the Minister said that the previous State Government had only misled the people and entrepreneurs by laying its foundation stone, but no budget provision was made for its construction.
He said that the State Government has got approval from the Central Government for setting up of two tool room centres and there would be provision of Rs 100 crore for the tool room to be set up in Saha.
While taking a dig at the functioning of previous State Government, Capt. Abhimanyu said that they used to make only announcements whereas the present State Government believed in implementation.
During the meeting, the Minister heard a total of 54 complaints and directed the officers to redress these complaints at the earliest.
He directed the Deputy Commissioner, Ambala to send report of those officers who were absent from the meeting alongwith reason of their absence and to ensure that all complainants remain present in the meeting from next meeting onwards.
Taking action on a complaint, the Minister directed to take disciplinary action against Public Information Officer of Municipal Corporation for misleading the complainant through
the information provided to him under Right to Information Act.
Regarding another complaint, Capt. Abhimanyu directed the officers of Excise and Taxation Department to take action with assistance of Police Department against unauthorised liquor vends in the district.
He also directed them to upload list of unauthorised liquor vends on the Department’s website so that any person can check it.