During a meeting with senior officials on Monday, Deputy Commissioner Chhavi Ranjan said that the Independence Day would be organised as per the Covid-19 guidelines. He directed officials to comply with the rules of Covid-19 even during the seating arrangement on the occasion. During the ceremony, a maximum seating arrangement of 3,000 people was directed. Entry of persons below 10 years of age and above 60 years of age will be prohibited at the venue.
It was decided that there will be a complete ban on organising cultural programmes. Prabhat Pheri will also not be organised. No procession or cultural programme will be organised by any Government or private school or institution. Necessary guidelines were given to all the station in-charges in this regard.
The Deputy Commissioner directed the Municipal Corporation to clean all the squares. The road leading from Shaheed Chowk to Morhabadi was also directed to be done. Ranjan directed to make arrangements for sanitizers among the audience.
The formal rehearsal of the Independence Day Parade will start from 7th August. Full dress rehearsal will be organized on 13th August. All the police officers were directed to complete the parade rehearsal preparations in time. During the Independence Day State function, instructions were also given to issue traffic advisory for better operation of the traffic system.
Deputy Development Commissioner, SSP, ADM Law and Order, Additional Collector, all senior officers of the district and officials of CISF, CRPF, ZAP were present in the meeting.
Another meeting related to the Chief Minister's incentive scheme was organized under the chairmanship of DC Chhavi Ranjan. In the meeting organized on Zoom App, Employment Officer, District Skill Officer, Principal of Government Polytechnic and various training providers under skill development were present.
Various points related to the Chief Minister Incentive Scheme were discussed in the meeting. The Deputy Commissioner directed the district level officials of various departments like Labor Planning, Training and Skill Development Department, Higher and Technical Education Department to receive applications from maximum number of beneficiaries.
Under the skill training run by various departments, short-term training, government ITI, government polytechnic and other government vocational courses linked to the National Skill Qualification (NSQF), an amount of Rs 5000 will be given to the pass out candidate under the Chief Minister Incentive Scheme will go This amount will be 50 per cent additional for widow, abandonment, primitive tribe and disabled.