Patna: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said on Monday that the state government would order an inquiry into the matter from the Vigilance Department, if needed. financial irregularity in Kaimur district Bhabua Nagar Parishad.
Assuring a complainant in his weekly “Janta Ke Darbar Mein Mukhyamantri” event, the CM said that the Urban Development and Housing Department (UDHD) would take prompt action on his request to take punitive action against the persons/officers involved. in alleged financial irregularities. “if required, a vigilance check Order will also be given,” Nitish said.
Earlier, in a complaint from Bhabua, the CM was informed about huge financial irregularities in Bhabua Municipal Council. He said that an inquiry was ordered by the Kaimur DM in the matter of the said financial irregularities. The Inquiry Officer submitted his report and a copy of the investigation report was also sent to UDHD. But the matter was shelved at the secretariat level.
The CM asked the complainant to explain his case to the senior officials of UDHD sitting at the Janata Darbar. “They will take a quick action,” assured the CM.
Nitish expressed surprise when a youth from Gopalganj district complained that though his village is connected by a ‘pucca’ road, the tola of Scheduled Caste (SC) families located near the village is yet to be connected by any road. has been added.
“How can this be possible?” Nitish asked the officials of the Rural Works Department. He said that when an order has already been issued to connect all ‘Tolas’ of SC families with pucca road, then how this Tola was abandoned. He asked the concerned department to take prompt action in this matter.
The CM heard the complaints of a total of 143 people who came from different districts in his weekly “Janta Ke Darbar Mein Chief Minister” program on Monday. After listening to the complaints, Nitish gave necessary instructions to the officials of the departments concerned.
In today’s Janata Darbar, the complaints of Rural Development Department, Rural Works Department, Road Construction, Energy, PHED, Agriculture, Cooperation, Water Resources and some other departments were heard.
Assuring a complainant in his weekly “Janta Ke Darbar Mein Mukhyamantri” event, the CM said that the Urban Development and Housing Department (UDHD) would take prompt action on his request to take punitive action against the persons/officers involved. in alleged financial irregularities. “if required, a vigilance check Order will also be given,” Nitish said.
Earlier, in a complaint from Bhabua, the CM was informed about huge financial irregularities in Bhabua Municipal Council. He said that an inquiry was ordered by the Kaimur DM in the matter of the said financial irregularities. The Inquiry Officer submitted his report and a copy of the investigation report was also sent to UDHD. But the matter was shelved at the secretariat level.
The CM asked the complainant to explain his case to the senior officials of UDHD sitting at the Janata Darbar. “They will take a quick action,” assured the CM.
Nitish expressed surprise when a youth from Gopalganj district complained that though his village is connected by a ‘pucca’ road, the tola of Scheduled Caste (SC) families located near the village is yet to be connected by any road. has been added.
“How can this be possible?” Nitish asked the officials of the Rural Works Department. He said that when an order has already been issued to connect all ‘Tolas’ of SC families with pucca road, then how this Tola was abandoned. He asked the concerned department to take prompt action in this matter.
The CM heard the complaints of a total of 143 people who came from different districts in his weekly “Janta Ke Darbar Mein Chief Minister” program on Monday. After listening to the complaints, Nitish gave necessary instructions to the officials of the departments concerned.
In today’s Janata Darbar, the complaints of Rural Development Department, Rural Works Department, Road Construction, Energy, PHED, Agriculture, Cooperation, Water Resources and some other departments were heard.
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