Haryana News: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini held a review meeting with the Chief Minister Good Governance Associates (CMGGA) at Haryana Bhawan in New Delhi on Tuesday. The status of implementation of government schemes, development works, health services and administrative arrangements was reviewed in the meeting. The Chief Minister directed to monitor the ground situation of the schemes and prepare actual reports on their progress.
Strict instructions on negligence in health services
While reviewing the services related to the health department, the Chief Minister gave clear instructions that any kind of negligence in health services will not be tolerated. He directed to convene a meeting of all Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) soon to review the condition of government hospitals in all the districts of the state.
simultaneously Nirogi Haryana Scheme It has been asked to prepare a report on the situation at the ground level. The Chief Minister also directed that regular monitoring should be done to see whether the actual impact of the schemes related to health services is reaching the people or not.
There will be ground investigation of government schemes
CMGGA have been instructed to closely monitor the government schemes implemented in their respective districts. They will have to submit evaluation reports related to the progress and status of the schemes from time to time to the Chief Minister's Office.
The Chief Minister also asked to prepare a detailed report of the announcements made in the districts. This will include information about which project is in which status and if any work is stalled, what is the reason behind it.
There will be surprise inspection of Samadhan camps
The Samadhan camps organized at the district and sub-division level were also reviewed in the meeting. The Chief Minister directed CMGGA to conduct surprise inspection of these camps and report the actual situation on the spot.
He also asked to ensure participation of CMGGA in the monthly development meetings held at the district level. Apart from this, instructions were also given to remove the shortcomings revealed in the e-registry portal and to take necessary action on the problems related to infrastructure in industrial areas.
SOP to deal with waterlogging
The Chief Minister has announced a plan to deal with waterlogging-like situations in both monsoon and non-monsoon seasons. Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Have been asked to prepare. Its objective is to make administrative action and arrangements more effective in such circumstances.
Sports stadiums, gymnasiums, solid waste management, municipal bodies, e-office and other administrative subjects were also reviewed in the meeting.