During the weekly review meeting of CM Jan Samvad centre Deputy Secretary at the Chief Minister's Secretariat Ashok Kumar Khetan reviewed 15 complaints and passed necessary instructions to solve the issues raised by people here on Tuesday.
On the complaint of not receiving payment after work, he expressed displeasure and said that those who work they must be paid. He instructed to pay the amount by the evening and report it to the CMO.
Khaitan said that the report has not been received from the department or the headquarters of the corporation so far. After all, how long correspondence will continue.
On the complaint of Krishna Paswan, who has been working in the power supply office, Patan (Medininagar), till now has not received any payment, nodal officer told that JBVNl office, Ranchi has made the payment till 18th June 2017.
The acceptance of the letter working day has not been received from the Corporation Headquarters. It was informed in this regard that the correspondence is being done by the General Manager of Medininagar to Corporation Headquarters.
The issue of payment is pending for about 8 months.
In the same way, at Jamatra's Karmatand Power Sub Station on the complaint of 6 people having arrears of payment including Operator Md. Aarfin, the Deputy Secretary has directed the departmental Nodal Officer to ensure payment of all till March 31.
He said that it will be reviewed again in the month of April. In this case, on Jan 27, the Jamtara Electrical Executive Engineer said in his report that the demand for allotment of funds from the Corporation Headquarters has been verified by the outsourcing agency's bill. At the same time, two personnel have been removed from the work after filing a complaint in the Jansamvad Kendra.
After retirement of Jama Block supervisor Sandhya Mukherjee for more than 4 years, she has not received pension, gratuity, PF, group insurance, medical leave and amount of medical reimbursement.
On this case Deputy Secretary instructed Nodal Officer to ensure payment of all dues in a week.
On the complaint of around 65 farmers of Podeyahat Panchayat of Godda, even after 14 months of Paddy sales to PAX, they did not receive the payment. Deputy Secretary asked the departmental nodal officer to pay the farmers and upload the report by the end of this month. In March 2016, in the case of payment of paddy sale of Rs 11,30,919 Godda District Cooperative Officer on 27 july 2017 had demanded allocation to the Secretary of Food, Public Distribution and Consumer Affairs, which is yet not received.
On the complaint against irregularities in several schemes under MGNREGA in Palamu, no action has been taken against the Mukhiya and Panchayat Secretary; the Deputy Secretary asked the Nodal Officer to upload whatever action has taken so far and also about the recovery of amount.
On March 5, complainant said that no action has been taken against BDO, Block Program Officer and junior Engineer and an attempt was made to suppress the case by seizing the financial power of Mukhiya.
Deoghar's Deputy Commissioner had sent to a joint secretary to the Department of Health for payment of amount of Rs 2,74,000 to Akhilesh Kumar Mehta, who worked at the post of clerk in the Deoghar subdivision office, but no payment has been made.
On this complaint Deputy Secretary directed the Nodal Officer to upload the updated information in this regard by the evening.
On the complaint of Randhir Kumar Rai, Computer Operator in Sarava block of Deoghar, about the non payment for more than 3 years, the departmental nodal officer said that the allocation has not been received so far.
On this, the Deputy Secretary directed to pay the payment within two days.
Taking serious note of the complaint of Yuvraj Agnihotri, who was suffering from kidney related illness, has not received relief from the Chief Minister's Critical Illness Scheme, the Deputy Secretary asked the Nodal Officer that in the last Seedhi baat, CM had given direction of providing immediate relief, despite this, it is a serious matter to get the complaint of this nature.
They have instructed to ensure payment of assistance amount in every situation within two days.
After the weekly review meeting, the OSD of the Finance Department B.K. Sinha reviewed dozens of cases pending with the lDM of more than ten districts.
During the review, the matter related to banks was focused. lDM was directed to dispose of cases of banks regarding KCC, Mudra loan, PMGAY etc.
During the review, the details of updated status of districts of Deoghar, Jamtara, Ranchi, Sahebganj, East Singhbhum, lohardaga and Chatra etc. were taken.