With an aim to ensure attendance of safai karamcharis the Government will introduce biometric attendance system that would be linked with aadhar card, Vidhan sabha was informed here on Wednesday.
Replying to a question from Aditi Singh (Congress) Parliamentary Affairs Minister Suresh Khanna said that there are complaints about irregularities in attendance of safai karamcharis. To ensure they come in time bio-meteric attendance will be ensured, he said.
“The payments to these karamchjaris through RTGS,” he said.
The government is making all possible efforts to maintain cleanliness. For this clean environment awareness committee were being set up. The committee would consist of senior citizens, retired government officers and employees, and social workers. They will ensure that their mohullas are spic and span and this remains so after they are cleaned in the morning.
“Cleanliness in cities and towns is possible only when the people cooperate with government agencies. People have a tendency of people who spit paan masala and throw garbage anywhere and everywhere without any concern for cleanliness or hygiene,” he said.
The minister said that no sooner the sweepers clean the streets and lanes, residents dump domestic waste again outside their houses and at street corners which is bad.
The minister emphasised that the government was committed to maintaining cleanliness and on the first Saturday every month he himself goes out to various areas for inspections.
Slaughter House: The government said no NOC was given to any mechanical abattoir in the state after the formation of the Yogi Adityanath government. The government said an order regarding this was issued to the UP Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) by the state urban development department based on directives of the Supreme Court and the National Green Tribunal.
“The UPPCB has not issued no-objection certificate (NOC) to any mechanical abattoir after formation of the new government,” Environment Minister Dara Singh Chauhan said in a written reply to a question raised in the state assembly by Ujjwal Raman Singh of the Samajwadi Party.