Chief Minister’s (CM) Residence will soon have a cell for filing corruption cases. The announcement was made by CM Raghubar Das during the Sarhul festival celebrations at Ranchi University (RU) Tribal and Regional languages (TRl) department on Monday.
He said an IT cell is being constructed at his residence wherein denizens can lodge cases related to corruption. Strict action will be taken against officers indulged in taking bribe or any such activities.
Das felt each resident of the State is responsible in contributing towards the development of the State. This effort according to the CM will help in bringing transparency in the society.
The CM said he will prepare the budget by sitting in the villages. He promised to honour the persons sacrificing their lives for the sake of nation. He has pledged to provide education to school drop outs particularly between Classes VI to VIII. He said the Government will admit such tribal children in schools. Also, he stressed on fulfilling the vacant posts of school and college teachers for regional languages. This according to CM will help in preserving the local dialects as the educational institutions form the base of a person’s life.
Human Resources Development (HRD) minister Neera Yadav pre4sent on the occasion also declared to begin the employment of teachers for the regional languages at the earliest.
CM was seen at the Albert Ekka Chowk as well where tribal groups gathered to express their festive mood. He showered flowers on the public from a helicopter. The rallies after passing through main squares of the city finally gathered at the Sarna Sthal (place) in Seromtoli.
Besides, CM and HRD minister, prominent residents of the state came forward in enjoying the Sarhul Festival. legislator cum former Information Commissioner Gangotri Kujur attended the Shobha Yatra at Albert Ekka Chowk.
Sarhul is basically celebrated in the spring season when the Saal trees bear new flowers on their branches. In order to prevent accidents from the rallies, the power supply was cut between 2 pm to 10 pm.
Members of Federation of Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FJCCI) came forward in tackling the power cut. Generators were kept in front of commercial building and homes for lighting the route of people participating in the rallies.
The suggestion for providing generator was given by Deputy Commissioner Manoj Kumar and Sub Divisional Officer Sadar Ameet Kumar.