Haryana Government has ordered vigilance inquiry into various irregularities committed in the development works undertaken under the MGNREGA scheme in the Raiwali village of Ambala district.
Chief Minister Manohar lal Khattar while presiding over monthly meeting of the District Public Relations and Grievances Redressal Committees in Ambala on Monday ordered the vigilance inquiry.
Acting on another complaint, the Chief Minister ordered checking of all poultry farms in the district and directed the district administration to ensure that the norms set for running them are duly followed.
He also directed officials concerned to gather information on the battery cage facility used in poultry farms to put a check on the filth and smell transmitted from there.
On the complaint regarding encroachment, Manohar lal Khattar asked officers to dispose of such complaints within 96 hours.
On another complaint regarding the sale of drugs in Nadi Mohalla of Ambala, he said that it should be dealt with by spreading awareness among the masses.
He asked the non-official members of the District Public Relations and Grievances Redressal Committees to start a campaign in this regard.
Taking cognizance of the unnecessary delay in the redressal of complaints, he said that now that the regime had changed, the administration must redress the grievances at the earliest.
He directed the Deputy Commissioner, Mandeep Brar, to ensure redressal of grievances within one month of their receipt.
Regarding another complaint of high voltage wires running over houses, the Chief Minister issued directions that after completion of all formalities and taking necessary fee from the complainant, the high voltage wires above their houses should be removed.
On the issue of unnecessary and frivolous complaints being received at ‘CM Window’, he said that efforts were being made to link the complaints with Aadhaar Card to put a check on such complaints.