The Haryana Government has announced to set up two dedicated cells for the Non Resident Indians (NRIs) in the State.
While a grievances redressal cell would be set up to deal with their complaints, the other cell would facilitate their investment and they would be able to give their suggestions.
“The cell concerning their complaints would be headed by an officer of the rank of Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG),” said Chief Minister Manohar lal while speaking at Pravasi Haryana Divas-2017 in Gurugram on Wednesday.
The Chief Minister said that the establishment of the cell would streamline enquiry and action-taking process, besides ensuring quick redressal of grievances of the NRIs.
This cell would have a dedicated mobile
phone number 8968420002 and e-mail ID nricellharyana@gmail.com, which could be used by any NRI to reach the Government through SMS, e-mail, fax or voice call. The cell would have a field unit in every police district, and the respective telephone numbers of these field units have been made available on the website of Haryana Police, said he.
Manohar lal said that Haryana already has a well oiled and fully functional Citizen Grievance Redressal System as the CM Window. It has a track record of disposal rate of 91 per cent. The system for NRI Grievance Redressal, is seamlessly integrated with existing system, he said.
Haryana NRI cell has been launched for a focused facilitation of pravasis and the NRIs may contact NRI cell for business queries, investment interest and any other suggestion. They can contact through email ID kartik.das@investindia.org.in and mobile number 09205192101.
The Chief Minister said that the State Government had changed more than 300 laws, rules and procedures in less than four months to make Haryana among the top five states in the world banks groups’ ranking of Indian States on ease of doing Business. Besides, 21 Mahila Thanas (women police stations) were established in all districts to ensure safety of women, he said.
Manohar lal also exhorted the Pravasi Haryanvis to offer their cooperation and investment in the form of time, effort and capital, to accelerate the realisation of the State Government’s vision of Haryana.
He said that the people and successive governments of Haryana had transformed the state into one of the most progressive ones in the country since its inception on November 1, 1966, when almost the entire nation believed that such a small state would not be economically and financially viable.
The Chief Minister also highlighted various initiatives of the State Government.