Chief secretary Alok Ranjan on Wednesday directed the officials of the Jal Nigam to chalked out a broad-based strategy to check the water over-flow of local ‘nullahs’ falling in the river Gomti and felt of building a ‘track nullah’ on both sides of its bank. Addressing the officials of the Gomti River Front, he said that the plan should be worked out at the earliest so that it would be completed before arrival of rainy season. He felt that the track nullah should be built from Gaughat to Janeshwar Mishra Park, Gomti Nagar. Besides this, initiative should be taken to develop the river Gomti and its bank as tourist hub, he added.
Talking on the door to door waste collection project of Nagar Nigam, he said that its progress would be reviewed at the meeting attended by the officers on every Wednesdays of the month. A big public bath room would be constructed on th left bank of river Kukrail for the residents those living there, informed chief secretary and said it would be constructed by the Nagar Nigam. Besides several government officials, principle secretary, Irrigation Deepak Singhal attended the meeting.