Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal on Sunday said that no licences would be issued for new meat shops in the residential areas of Gurugram and a master plan would be prepared to provide adequate amount of drinking water for the residents of the city.
Besides, a three-member committee will be constituted to deal with the issues related to sewerage congestion and water problem in old Gurugram, said the Chief Minister while presiding over monthly meeting of the District Public Grievances Committee in Gurugram.
As many as 28 complaints were made at the meeting out of which maximum were resolved on the spot.
The committee constituted to deal with the issues related to sewerage and water problem in old Gurugram would submit its report in two days to the Commissioner, Municipal Corporation.
Two machines would be purchased by the year-end for sewerage cleaning. Until these are bought, cleaning would be done by taking machines on rent, said the Chief Minister.
Regarding a complaint pertaining to the Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) about getting removed unauthorised construction being carried out in Sector 46 market, the Chief Minister directed HUDA officers to do the needful. In response, the officers informed Manohar lal that the unauthorised constructions in Sector 46 market and other sectors of HUDA would be got removed on October 23.
He was also informed that by December 15, unauthorised constructions in the markets of all HUDA sectors would be got removed by launching a ‘remove encroachment campaign’. Regarding another complaint pertaining to HUDA land in Sector 38 being illegally used for constructing slums, the Chief Minister directed the officers to get vacated all illegal possessions.
On the complaint of residents of Woodstock, Nirvana Country, Sector 50, that they were being harassed by the Nirvana Residents Welfare Association which had blocked the road, the Chief Minister directed the Commissioner of Police, Gurugram, to get the road opened by Monday.
When a similar complaint was made by Anil Kumar, a resident of Part-31 of Sector 41, regarding illegal construction of an entry gate for the guest house in their sector, Manohar lal directed the officers to get the entry gate removed.
On the issue of increasing the height of the road from Bhuteshwar temple to Khandsa, the Chief Minister said a meeting in this regard would be held by officers to take stock of actual condition of the road.
Those present in the meeting included Public Works (Buildings and Roads) Minister Rao Narbir Singh, MlAs Umesh Aggarwal, Bimla Chaudhary, Tejpal Tanwar among others.