Haryana Government would soon prepare a policy for protection and conservation of pastures, land surrounding ponds and that belonging to gram panchayats in the state.
This was announced by Chief Minister Manohar lal, who was hearing the grievances of people during Janta Darbar in Palwal on Sunday. He was accompanied by Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment, Krishan Pal. The Chief Minister, who heard 368 grievances during the Janta Darbar, directed the officers present on the occasion to strengthen the delivery system of various services so that people may not face any inconvenience, and to take immediate action on complaints received through various channels, including CM Window.
Responding to grievances related to ration cards, Manohar lal said that these would be reissued after survey. On grievances related to canal water, he said that water for irrigation was being provided to 1,200 out of about 1,300 tail-ends in the State and work was underway to supply water to the remaining tail-ends.
Taking a stern view of complaints regarding Police personnel indulging in corruption, the Chief Minister issued strict directions to the Superintendent of Police to take immediate cognisance of such complaints and to take strict action against the erring personnel.
He also directed to take immediate action on complaints regarding theft of electricity.