Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya on Sunday asked officials to complete development projects within the stipulated time, ensuring quality in construction and maintaining transparency in working so that people’s representatives could know about the progress.
Maurya was inspecting development schemes in Mathura on Sunday.
“The government has already released funds for major development schemes and they should be completed within the stipulated time. Complete these projects and allow people’s representatives to monitor them so that chances of corruption are reduced,” the Deputy Chief Minister said after laying foundation stones of projects.
He said that transparency should be maintained in carrying out construction work.
Maurya also asked officials to come to office at 9 in the morning and listen to the problems of the people.
“The projects related to social sectors should also be expedited. It is the responsibility of the district administration to ensure that benefits of the schemes reach the bonafide beneficiaries. This government is committed to the welfare of the people and the administration is the last key in the chain,” Maurya said.
The Deputy Chief Minister laid foundation stones of projects worth Rs 6.90 crore.
Maurya also planted a sapling in Aushadhi Vatika. He also visited Banke Bihari temple.
Power Minister and MLA from Mathura, Shrikant Sharma, accompanied Maurya to the temple and also reviewed the development schemes.