Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal on Wednesday said that those whose insured properties have been damaged during the recent Jat agitation in the state will be provided interim relief within a week and their claims would be given within 15 days from the day they apply for the same.
Manohar lal, who was presiding over a meeting with the representatives of Insurance Companies regarding claims of victims of recent agitation here, directed them to deal with the claim cases at the earliest. The Chief Minister said that they should be sensitive while taking up the claim cases of the victims and dispose of the same within a time bound manner. The State Government has decided to release a toll-free number to register complaints regarding compensation. At present email idcompensationcellcmo.hry@gmail.com has been created on which people could send their complaints, if any. Apart from this, a web portal namely ‘Sanjeevani’ would also be launched soon for this purpose. Haryana Finance Minister, Capt. Abhimanyu, who was also present in the meeting directed the representatives of the Insurance Companies to remain in constant touch with their offices situated in Delhi so as to ensure quick disposal of claim cases falling in the National Capital Region (NCR) area so that the victims could get compensation without any inconvenience. The representatives of Insurance Companies assured the Chief Minister that insurance claims received by them were being disposed of at the earliest.
Ten HCS officers transferred
With BJP led Haryana Government getting into damage control mode, ten more HCS officers were transferred on Wednesday following their failure to maintain law and order situation in their areas during Jat reservation agitation.
A day before, the State Government had transferred 10 police officers including the Superintendent of Police of Jhajjar, Kaithal, Rewari, Yamunanagar with immediate effect while 8 HCS and 6 DSPs were transferred last week.
During the nine-day Jat quota stir, the worst affected districts were Rohtak, Jind, Bhiwani, Jhajjar, Sonipat, Hisar where the properties worth crores were damaged by the violent agitators even as curfew was imposed in nine towns of the state.
Sadhbhavna Divas organised
In the backdrop of recent violent incidents that occurred in the state during Jat quota stir, Haryana Ministers, MlAs, Administrative Officers and employees on Wednesday donated their blood to spread the message of brotherhood and amity at Sadhbhavna Rakt Daan Shivir organized here. Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal said that Sadbhavana Week will also be celebrated in which Marathon, sports events, cultural programmes and Haryana Ek–Haryanavi Ek programme would be organized for unity and harmony in the state.
The CM said that meetings and programmes would also be organized with the coordination of Ministers and Panches and Sarpanches and social organizations for strengthening brotherhood and maintaining amity in various parts of Haryana. As many as 64 persons including Cabinet Ministers donated their blood during the camp. While talking to mediapersons, the chief minister said that action would be taken against those found guilty of indulging in unlawful activities in the recent agitation in the State.
Replying to another question about investigation by a retired Director General of Police into the incidents during the recent agitation, the Chief Minister said that he has started his probe.
Rs12.42 crore interim assistance released
Haryana Government has further released an interim assistance of Rs12.42 crore to 809 more persons whose properties were damaged in recent Jat agitation. An official spokesman on Wednesday said that the last date to receive the claims is March 5, 2016. All claimants are requested to file their claims to the concerned Deputy Commissioners by March 5.Full claims will be made to claimants after verification by assessment committee within 15 days. The interim assistance would be released to the claimants within four days of filing of the claims, said he.The State Government has already released an interim assistance of Rs4.57 crore to 355 persons.
Haryana appoints three IAS officers
Haryana Government has attached three IAS officers with Additional Chief Secretary-cum-State level Nodal Officer for compensation in Chief Minister’s office, Rajni Sekhri Sibal, with immediate effect. Saket Kumar, Director, Ayush would assist the nodal officer in addition to his present duties.