Meeting of monitoring committee held at Collectorate

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A District level meeting of monitoring committee was held at the collectorate in the chairmanship of Deputy Speaker of lok Sabha Karia Munda. The officials of Electricity Department, Cooperative Department and several other departments were absent from the meeting.

 Munda took serious cognisance of absenting officials and asked Deputy Commissioner, Vinay Kumar Chaubey to seek clarification and take actions against the officials for absenting from the meeting.

Executive officer of RMC Sunil Kumar informed that 60 slum areas have been granted permission in Ranchi. As many as 111 houses will be built in Chutia, Pathalkudwa and Balmiki Nagar in the first phase in which around 2846 beneficiaries will be rehabilitated.  Kumar also informed that 70 city buses have been purchased which is run by Tourism Department.

 In the meeting MlA Bandhu Tirkey complained to the DC about the inconvenience faced by people of lapung and Bedo in getting Aadhar cards. Choubey informed that around 70 percent people have been issued Aadhar and it has been made available to 69 percent of the people.

 Drawing attention towards the irregularities in the Indira Awaas Yojna, Munda said action should be taken within 15 days against those who have availed houses under the scheme through illegal means also ordered recovery of money from such people.

 Choubey informed that Rs 6806.90 lakh out of 7711.49 lakh earmarked for Ranchi has been spent in the financial 2012-13.

 The meeting was attended by DDC, Sant Kumar Verma, Director DRDA, Bhujang Baski, ADM, Ravi Shankar Verma, DEO, Civil Surgoen and other officials.

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